Watch the concluding video (3:06) by Professor Liz Thomas, during the UK Student Outcomes webinar in September, as she summarises her independent research across six UK universities into the positive impact on students’ experience, including learning, confidence, motivation, skills, satisfaction, wellbeing and persistence.
- Students find the service helpful, and it develops their capacity as effective independent learners; it does not just help them pass the assignment.
- Students who use Studiosity reported high levels of satisfaction with their course, and this may translate into NSS results.
- Students who use Studiosity appear to have much higher levels of wellbeing than the general student population, as the service reduces anxiety about studying. Studiosity could therefore contribute to addressing mental health issues.
