Intelligence, ideas, insights

The new agreement represents a significant step forward in driving digital change in further education.

With domestic enrolments falling and competition rising, data-driven insight is key to postgraduate recruitment.

The R14 deadline exposes deeper issues in data culture and maturity across further education providers. Here’s why it’s time to take stock.

Blended learning is now core to the higher education offering but how well is it serving our students and staff?

A report on our research pilot to discover how the beyond blended materials could be used to support curriculum and learning design.

AI, sustainability and accessibility have been included in updates to help colleges boost their digital competency.

Connect More, our acclaimed online event for learning and teaching practitioners in higher and further education, is now running twice a year with registration for the December edition now open.

This is the second of two reports investigating the digital experiences of transnational education (TNE) students and staff, drawing on feedback from over 5,000 participants in more than 30 countries.

UK universities delivering transnational education (TNE) encouraged to consider different student contexts to enhance equitable learning experiences

Through a Jisc-supported pilot of collaborative licensing, The University of London unlocked major cost savings, streamlined access and built a foundation for future sector-wide collaboration.

Using our digital elevation tool, Adult Learning Wales engaged managers, tailored assessments and continues to advance digital transformation across its organisation.

Our conference for data leaders in education, research, and the public sector moves to Birmingham on 21 January 2026.

The new tool highlights the role of library teams in shaping and delivering digital transformation across higher education.

Improving continuation is complex, but essential. With the right data and analytics, leaders can improve rankings, reduce financial losses, and, most importantly, help more students succeed.

Our annual Welsh engagement forum brought together education leaders to discuss sector priorities, including AI, cost pressures, bilingual provision and collaboration, directly shaping our strategic plans for Wales.

Find out how we empower Scotland’s colleges and universities to drive inclusive, data-driven and technology-enabled innovation in teaching, learning and research.

Explore how our upcoming cloud assist service is being designed to help your organisation simplify Microsoft tenancy management.

We take a closer look at three sector-impacting agreements that demonstrate how institutions are leveraging shared priorities and sector-wide coordination.

Our digital elevation tool is helping accelerate digital transformation, strengthen cyber security, enhance teaching and learning, and secure funding, while empowering staff and improving the student experience.

The importance of HE leaders in driving digital transformation throughout their organisations was underlined at our digitally empowered executives: HE leadership summit.