I am an online education professional dedicated to enhancing pedagogy through innovative practices. I develop and implement effective learning strategies for online degrees, focusing on student experience, continuous improvement, and maintaining high academic standards in collaboration with partner universities and regulatory bodies.
My doctoral thesis focused on the identification of the Informative Web Content Guidelines (IWCG), an analogue to the WCAG focusing on how to ensure textual content is accessible to users online.
Learn more about IWCGCurrent UK regulations and processes for online age restricted sales are ineffective: read more about my commissioned research on future technology applications in alcohol sales through e-commerce.
Age assurance researchRead Jess' latest articles on UK Higher Education practice, research, and pedagogical approaches for international cohorts of online postgraduate students.
Latest articlesUK online master’s programs need to effectively balance flexibility and structure to foster student success. Flexible learning options should cater to diverse student needs, while structured elements ensure motivation and reduce dropout rates. This will aid institutions in attracting a global audience and maintaining financial sustainability by adapting to the evolving demands of higher education.
With postgraduate study in the UK still increasing, does the award title matter? This article explores the distinctions, learning strategies and career implications, and how these shape perceptions in the shifting academic landscape.
The proposed rise in UK undergraduate tuition fees could have a significant impact on international recruitment for online postgraduate degrees. Higher costs may discourage students from choosing UK universities, shifting them to more affordable alternatives. UK institutions will need to adapt to remain competitive in the global education market.