Read our blog to discover views of the Kortext team on the latest news and developments within the higher education industry. You’ll find interesting articles from our CEO, marketing team and insights from industry experts.
August 15, 2022
Within the higher education sector, we hear a lot about students, and rightly so, but nowhere near enough about the people who provide them support in many different shapes and sizes – their university librarians. To prove there’s more to librarians than hushing and clichés, we’ll be speaking with a different librarian each month to
August 4, 2022
In under two weeks, throngs of nervous teens and beyond will be checking their emails and UCAS accounts to see whether they secured their place at university. It’s a tense time for students and parents alike, so here’s the parent’s how-to guide for coping with results day. Understanding Results day calls for a lot of
August 4, 2022
You’ll probably agree that life has changed drastically in the last few years, but one constant is the things your child will need to take with them to university. If this is your first time you’ll be waving a teary goodbye to your child as they embark on university life, this list will be incredibly
August 2, 2022
Stating the obvious, we know, but uni can be expensive and the cost of living crisis isn’t doing anyone any favours, which is why it helps to be savvy with your spending! In an ideal world, no one should have to choose between heating and eating, but with 1 in 4 students reportedly living off
August 1, 2022
Higher education can be difficult at the best of times, especially if there is something that students feel can hold them back. Supporting neurodiversity Neurodiversity refers to the different ways the brain works and interprets information. It highlights what we’ve known all along – people think about things differently, people have different interests and motivations
July 27, 2022
With just weeks to go until 610,000 university applicants find out whether they’ve secured their place at uni, we’re voyaging further into our exploration of how instant and equitable access to eTextbooks can benefit students and their institutions. Whilst we all know that equitable access is beneficial, to some it is still seen as a
