Posts by Jonathan Harle

Students gather outside the lecturer hall at Mzumbe University, Tanzania

Opinion: East Africa Won’t Secure Its Future Without Equipping Its Graduates To Thrive

Transforming the prospects of Africa’s graduates – and its young people at large – might be the greatest contribution that...

An artist’s illustration of artificial intelligence (AI). This illustration depicts language models which generate text.

Artificial intelligence is here – we need to understand how to use it

Whether we like it or not, AI – and particularly generative AI – has arrived in higher education and in...

Cover of policy paper "Research Publishing Is an Under-Recognised Global Challenge"

Research Publishing Is an Under-Recognised Global Challenge: Opportunities for the G20 to Act

Global systems for disseminating new research continue to restrict access to significant amounts of new research and many cannot afford...

Weaving together a global team

INASP’s programme has always been rooted in the South – ensuring that Southern knowledge is visible and valued, and that...

Students gather outside the lecturer hall at Mzumbe University, Tanzania

Beyond islands of good teaching to achieve change at scale

Over the last few years, INASP and partners in East Africa have been working together to rethink how universities can...

Headshots of people who shared stories for Digital Universities Africa project,

Innovation in digital learning is helping make higher education more resilient in Ghana, Kenya, and Nigeria

Earlier this year INASP collected stories of innovation in digital learning from three African countries as part of a British Council project. Jon Harle shares some of the key themes that emerged across the stories.

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