Kortext is delighted to announce that – for the third year running – we’ve partnered with Student Minds, the UK’s leading student mental health charity. For us, it’s more important than ever to reaffirm our commitment to student support, as recent research by Student Minds revealed that one third of students have poor mental well-being.
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How can you ace your exams using Kortext?
We’ve compiled the ultimate study guide to help you ace your exams this year and pass them like the boss you are. Are you ready?
Artificial intelligence, ChatGPT and ‘AIgiarism’ – what are the implications for higher education?
In advance of Kortext Live, we spoke to Andrew Bates (Chief Product Officer at Kortext) about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education, and how it can enhance the student learning experience. What is artificial intelligence? The definition of AI has changed over time, but put simply it is “a system’s ability to
Deadline season: how to ace your coursework
Deadline season is coming up once again and while coursework can seem like an overwhelming task, in the end, it does have its benefits believe it or not. Coursework can allow you to gain a deeper knowledge of the topic you’re exploring – making the topic much more digestible for you. On top of this,
Championing mental health with Student Minds and Kortext
We’re excited to announce that for the second year running, Kortext has partnered with Student Minds, the UK’s leading student mental health charity, to support students as they navigate their way through university. Student mental health today With roughly 1 in 3 students suffering clinical levels of psychological distress during their time at university, and
5 ways digital technology can support student mental health
Identified as one of the top strategic focus areas for UK university leaders, student mental health and wellbeing is high on the agenda in HE. Whilst it’s easy to praise some of the technological innovations being adopted across the sector, we recognise that the relationship between digital technology and mental health isn’t always a favourable