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Dr. Matthew Horton’s latest update on the TAPE summarises practical guidance on how the toolkit can be used to assess learner’s actual needs, so outreach is not just targeted but tailored, more efficient, and more effective.
We are delighted to announce HEAT has been part of a successful collaborative application for funding from the Office for Students Equality in Higher Education Innovation Fund. Read more about the project’s initiatives, outputs and timelines.
We will soon be launching a member-wide research survey for the Outreach Metric Project in July, focused on understanding the extent to which a student is likely to have self-selected to participate in outreach activities delivered by your organisation.
Our Member Spotlight showcases NTU's case study and how they utilised HEAT tracking data to assess the impact of pre-16 outreach interventions on Key Stage 4 (KS4) GCSE exam attainment, using a quasi-experimental design (QED).