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Thought leadership and press

We believe high quality, research-led marketing is the best way to inspire brand advocacy. Below, a selection of thought leadership and commentary published across the education and marketing press.

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  • The Guardian
  • Huffington Post
  • University Business
  • Education Technology
  • TES
  • The Drum
  • ICEF Monitor
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Education Technology

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    Help on Demand a Must for Gen Z

    Natalie Nezhati, edtech specialist, contemplates the study support expectations of today’s students.

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    The Edtech Glossary

    Educational technology is continually evolving. An awareness of commonly used terms can help cut through the confusion.

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    Open for Business

    Natalie Nezhati reports on UK universities harnessing technology to meet the steadily rising demand for virtual open days.

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The Guardian

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    Women in Technology Series

    The tech industry is dominated by men, but some of the world’s biggest education companies have women at the helm.

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The Drum

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    Marketing in the Age of Accelerations

    Undertaking a new project can be a painful part of a marketer’s job. Sifting through dozens of potential agencies and processing RFPs that can take longer than the work itself.

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ICEF Monitor

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    Pakistan to Expand University Access Across Country

    Pakistan’s Higher Education Committee (HEC) has announced plans to open five new universities and 36 sub-campuses over the next three years.

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Huffington Post

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    Credit Where It’s Due: Why Are Half of UK Students Losing Marks for Plagiarism?

    We are in the grips of a "plagiarism epidemic" according to The Times. An investigation revealed that 50,000 university students have been caught over the last three years.

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