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Ben Nancholas is a higher education content specialist with a passion for creating engaging and impactful content. With over 8 years’ experience in the sector, he has worked with renowned institutions such and the University of Surrey and Portsmouth.

Ben’s expertise lies in creating compelling content that resonates with current and prospective students, faculty members, and all major stakeholders in the higher education sector. Throughout his career, Ben has developed a diverse range of content including website copy, articles, white papers, email campaigns and newsletters.

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In the ever-evolving landscape of technological advancements, virtual reality is a groundbreaking innovation. Virtual reality, or VR, blurs the lines between the real world and the virtual environment: “Unlike other forms of media like movies and video games, virtual reality uses wearable hardware to fully immerse the user in the experience,” explains Shopify in a […]

The word robot often conjures images from science fiction. People picture humanoid machines that can carry out sophisticated tasks, or that even look – and behave – in a way that’s indistinguishable from a real human being.  While these kinds of depictions have helped fuel people’s fascination with robots, the reality of modern robotics is […]

What if there was a way to remove human error from business operations? To free up employees’ time, energy and headspace to focus on wider, critical objectives? To achieve all of this in a cost-effective, highly efficient and streamlined way? Automation has paved the way for monumental digital transformation within the world of business. Its […]

We all interact with machines and computers as we go about our daily lives – withdrawing cash at ATMs, using specialist software in the workplace, experiencing art exhibits via virtual reality, plotting routes using Google Maps, and asking voice assistants to switch playlists. How many of us, however, stop and think about these interactions and […]

The absence of operating systems (OS) – highly important software that runs on a computer – would render computers essentially useless.Operating systems are intermediaries between users and computer hardware. They are highly organised computer programmes designed to perform a wide range of essential functions, from managing computer hardware to running applications to enabling users to […]

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