University leaders assert that online teaching is here to stay
Keeping elements of online teaching will benefit student learning, university leaders in Wales have said.
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Keeping elements of online teaching will benefit student learning, university leaders in Wales have said.
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The vice-chancellors of 15 universities in the UK have seen their salaries return to normal levels after accepting pay-cuts during the pandemic.
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The University of Hertfordshire experienced a cyber attack on 14 April at around 10pm and all of the University’s systems, including Microsoft Teams and Zoom were affected.
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Janyn Chang questions whether gaming has become a too expensive hobby.
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The largest private provider of student accommodation in the UK, Unite Students, is offering a 50% reduction in rent to tenants unable to return due to coronavirus restrictions.
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Top universities in Britain have received more than £60m in funding from the fossil fuels sector in the past five years, despite commitments to adopt more green initiatives.
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Janyn Chang looks back on Tomodachi Life, exploring what makes the game so remarkable and discussing whether we will see a sequel for the Nintendo Switch!
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The number of students applying to arts and humanities courses in Australia has experienced its sharpest decline in 2020, a new report from Australia’s Department of Education indicates.
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Many gamers have felt that games by major publishers have been falling short in recent times. Be it the failure of the Pokémon franchise to evolve with its player base, or the reluctance of studios to innovate beyond a hyper-realistic playable Cmovie, it can feel like the gaming industry is...
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