Intelligence, ideas, insights

At Digifest 2025, we brought together a panel of three leaders in education to discuss the digital transformation journey in higher education.

The programme for this year’s Networkshop is now live.

Implementing cloud security solutions without configuring them correctly might mean missing out on features that boost your organisation’s resilience and save on costs.

Three new trustees bring a wealth of experience across applied research and further education.

Registration for Connect More 2025, our free, online teaching and learning event, closes at 17:00 on Friday 9 May.

The team took home two prizes at the Computing Security Excellence Awards.

In preparation for Jisc’s next generation open access (OA) negotiations, UK universities, whether research or teaching-focused, have been reassessing their publishing relationships.

Explore how Esports is reshaping classrooms, making lessons more engaging, interactive, effective and how this is boosting student motivation, improving retention and enhancing digital skills.

Dr. Ellie Gore's recent publication with the University of Manchester underscores the impact of open access publishing on the academic community and beyond.

The Gone International report from Universities UK International reveals mobile students gain higher grades and better jobs.

Discover what it means to be connected to one of the most advanced research and education networks in the world.

The 17th OA2020 Conference at Harnack House, Berlin, brought together 150 representatives from 40 countries to evaluate global progress toward open access.

An opportunity to hear from digital leaders reflecting on the future of digital leadership in this podcast recorded live at Digifest 2025.

Philippa Armstrong, learning technology coach at Nottingham College, discussed their approach to generative AI live at Digifest 2025 for our Beyond the Technology podcast.

Our survey is open to all teaching and professional services staff in UK further education for the first time.

We’re joined by Philippa Armstrong to hear stories of how technology is transforming teaching and learning in this podcast recorded live at Digifest 2025.

Six good old-fashioned basics underpin the most effective cyber security strategies.

Andrew McFadyen and Dom Walker of Jisc discuss the digital experience insights (DEI) surveys and the planned national rollout for the DEI FE survey this April.

Personal reflections on Digifest 2025 from Heidi Fraser-Krauss, CEO.

Jisc launches managed service for tertiary education and research to monitor, detect, and respond to security threats.