Temporary Higher Education Licence Extension 2020-21: Top 3 FAQs

23rd November 2020

Margret Heiligenstadt

The CLA Higher Education temporary licence extensions have been in place for several months now to help to give academics, libraries and students increased access to learning resources during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We appreciate that our licensees may have questions around these extensions, so we’ve put together a quick blog to answer out top three FAQs.

Three steps to coping with uncertainty

16th November 2020

Simone Buitendijk

The COVID crisis has put us all on a path with no clear end. Not being in control can be stressful, but there are things we can do to make the journey easier. Simone Buitendijk shares three principles to help deal with uncertainty.

Centring LGBT+ perspectives in the curriculum and the classroom

2nd November 2020

Ellis Saxey

In this blog, Ellis Saxey examines strategies that edge LGBT+ perspectives away from the periphery and towards the fore.

“It’s a Pipeline Problem” – The Weak Excuse

26th October 2020

Alisha Lobo

In the discussion of decolonising institutions and becoming more inclusive, one of crucial elements is the importance of having diversity within senior management.

The Rise of the Content Store in the Digital Content Store (DCS)

19th October 2020

David Duffield

David Duffield looks at how the volume of content in the Digital Content Store (DCS) has risen over the years.

7 Ways the Contract Cheating Industry is Exploitative

12th October 2020

Jonathan Bailey

Jonathan Bailey looks at some of the ways that the contract cheating industry goes beyond academic integrity.

Leadership in the time of Coronavirus

5th October 2020

Simon Bains

Simon Bains considers what it means to have a leadership role in the current climate.

The Weird and Wonderful History of UK Universities

28th September 2020

Becky Owen

We've put together six historical facts you might not know about UK universities.

Public Performance Rights (and Wrongs): The use of pop music in political campaigns

22nd September 2020

Claire Chalmers

Claire Chalmers discusses the copyright issues around the use of music in political campaigns.

Seven Hurdles for University Leaders to Leap in Our Journey Towards a Tech-Enabled Future

14th September 2020

David Maguire

David Maguire outlines key priorities as the higher education sector embraces digital teaching and learning and responds to the changes COVID-19 demands.