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As part of this partnership, Studiosity will offer all Universities UK member institutions a pro bono trial for up to 2,000 students, plus a discounted member price on an ongoing service, if they choose to continue at the start of the next academic year.

The University of Greenwich has signed a new three-year partnership with global edtech leader Studiosity to provide all UK-based students access to Studiosity+, an AI-for-Learning service to deliver immediate formative feedback on academic writing - taking a data-led approach and aiming to enhance student progression, course completion, and to prove equity in feedback delivery.

Professor Jane Harrington, Vice-Chancellor, University of Greenwich tells Studiosity Academic Advisory Board member, Professor Cliff Allan why the University, known as early adopters, signed a three year deal for all of their students to receive access to immediate academic writing feedback via Studiosity’s AI-for-learning technology.

Christine is a Master of Education student at the University of Southern Queensland, as well as a Primary School teacher. She shares her tips on how to multi-task, and the benefits of exercise whilst being a student. 

Plymouth Marjon University has adopted Studiosity's new AI learning technology to give its students formative feedback on their written work within minutes.

UTS student Hyunmin Lee shares some of his insights and tips as an international student studying in Australia. 

Dr Pike discusses how the University of Bedfordshire has extended its partnership with Studiosity to support the objectives in its Access and Participation Plan and has undertaken usage research to inform key pedagogical changes to ensure its students seek timely help in order to achieve success.

Jack Goodman on AM980 CKNW's The Mike Smyth Show: There is an ‘arms race’ between cheating and detection in the PSE sector - what needs to happen next?

Sir Eric Thomas talks to Julia Hartley-Brewer, presenter of talkRADIO’s weekday breakfast show, about the plight of students mid pandemic and that 40% have seriously considered dropping out.