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When a Reply Isn’t Enough: How Message Type Shapes Student Engagement in Online Learning

When a Reply Isn’t Enough: How Message Type Shapes Student Engagement in Online Learning
Replying to message-based nudges is not uniformly associated with higher engagement in online learning. Researchers from the IOE International Laboratory for Research and Design in elearning explore reply behaviour among Russian students, focusing on how different types of messages influence subsequent participation.

Education Policy in Developing Countries: an International Series of Mentor’s Seminars for Master’s Students

Education Policy in Developing Countries: an International Series of Mentor’s Seminars for Master’s Students

How Do Students Engage with the University Environment? A Longitudinal Study of Educational Behaviour by IOE Researchers

How Do Students Engage with the University Environment? A Longitudinal Study of Educational Behaviour by IOE Researchers
Researchers from the Centre of Sociology of Higher Education, the Centre for Psychometrics and Measurement in Education, and the Laboratory for Curriculum Designat the Institute of Education are conducting a large-scale, longitudinal study examining how students navigate university life, and the relationship between different behavioural patterns and academic success.