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· Data
Fun with flags – TEF3 style
In a reprise of one of our semi-popular niche articles from last year, David Kernohan looks at the calculation of the TEF initial hypotheses, and generates a “flag score”
· Data
If two were three? TEF fan fiction
What would TEF2 have looked like using the TEF3 initial hypothesis rules? Wonkhe’s David Kernohan dips into an alternative reality.
· Data
Postgraduate LEO – 2018 edition
David Kernohan goes beyond the press summary and dives into the latest LEO release. There’s interactive visualisations for you all.
· Data
Society or selection – what really makes up the Oxford collage?
David Kernohan takes a look at some of the data from the University of Oxford’s annual admissions statistical report
· Analysis
TEF: The Incredible Machine remixed
Ant Bagshaw and David Kernohan take a fresh look at an old favourite, one year on.
With Ant Bagshaw
· Data
Humanities by the numbers
What do some of the sector’s favourite data sets tell us about the difference between the sciences and the humanities? David Kernohan asks some hypothetical aliens to help.
· Long read
After the goldrush: 30 years of teaching quality enhancement
In an outline of his recent SEDA keynote, David Kernohan analyses the history of trying to improve university teaching, and suggests that we should look again at the idea of small funded projects.
· Policy Watch
The Office for Students’ business plan
The OfS has published a business plan and three-year strategy. Who better to disseminate key information from them than our own David Kernohan?
· Policy Watch
Graduate Labour Market Survey 2017
David Kernohan takes a look at the 2017 Graduate Labour Market Survey, published in April 2018.
· Comment
Why sharing is a key part of academic practice
Ahead of OER18, co-chair David Kernohan looks at the legacy and potential of the open education movement in HE.
· Data
Supporting student choices with subject-level data
David Kernohan tries to help out prospective students – and win a possibly mythical DfE app competition – by drawing together data from around the sector to help with subject study decisions.
· People
Hungry like the Woolf? – the first blockchain university
David Kernohan takes more than a token look at Woolf.university, a new blockchain-based initiative attracting serious global attention.
· Comment
Research England’s Connecting Capability Fund should help demystify commercialisation
Alice Frost from Research England introduces the last wave of Connecting Capability Fund projects.
· Analysis
Reading the small print – OfS terms and conditions of funding
David Kernohan can’t resist a look into the updated terms and conditions from OfS, released just before Easter.
· Data
Digging beneath the gender pay gap headlines
David Kernohan and Louis Coiffait take a look at the higher education sector data behind the gender pay gap headlines.
With Louis Coiffait
· Comment
Comparing widening participation at public and alternative HE providers
David Kernohan uses the latest HESA data to compare the whole HE sector’s performance on widening participation
· Policy Watch
Assessing the realities of student income and expenditure
At last! David Kernohan takes a first look at the long-awaited government publication of the Student Income and Expenditure Survey.
· Data
The move to open data in higher education
Arthi Nachiappan and David Kernohan speak to HESA’s Jonathan Waller, who is leading the agency’s move to open data, to take stock of where we are with open data in the sector and what the future holds.
With Arthi Nachiappan
· Comment
Parts of the whole: LEO and the value of public value
Why do we keep conflating student “value for money” and historical data about average earnings? asks David Kernohan
· Data
A first look at the latest LEO data
Catherine Boyd and David Kernohan get stuck in to the DfE’s latest LEO data drop.
With Catherine Boyd