Dr Stuart Grey

The Student Voice Weekly

The Student Voice Weekly is a short podcast for UK higher education leaders who want to turn student feedback, policy and research into practical action. Each week, Dr Stuart Grey, founder of Student Voice AI and Senior Lecturer at the University of Glasgow, unpacks the latest evidence on student voice, assessment, feedback, regulation and institutional improvement. Expect concise briefings on HE research, OfS and QAA developments, NSS and survey practice, and practical ways to use student comments more rigorously.

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Autor

Dr Stuart Grey

Kategoria

Education

Strona podcastu

www.studentvoice.ai

Ostatni odcinek

23 paź 2026

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Engagement is a design problem, not a student problem 01.05.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses engagement as a design problem. Weak engagement often tells universities something about the conditions they have created, not simply something about student motivation. The episode covers student engagement research, generative AI feedback, Glasgow's assessment and feedback tool and Wonkhe's AI assessment report. In This Episode - Why engagement gaps often poin...

Trust is the missing piece in AI disclosure 24.04.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses GenAI disclosure as a trust problem. Students are more likely to disclose AI use when governance feels fair, consistent and credible in real teaching practice. The episode connects research with 739 students to QAA subject benchmark statements, QAA GenAI assessment focus groups and evidence on who completes student evaluations. In This Episode - Why GenAI disclo...

Belonging is not a single number 17.04.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses belonging and retention: why one belonging score is rarely enough to explain who feels connected, who is drifting and what universities should do next. The episode covers a review of 66 studies on belonging, mature student induction, DMU's block teaching evaluation and Jisc's decision to retire Digital Experience Insights. In This Episode - Why belonging is not...

Evaluations do not improve teaching, conversations do 10.04.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses why student evaluation reports do not improve teaching on their own. The improvement happens in the conversations staff and students have after the data is collected. The episode covers evaluation dialogue, belonging survey validation, UUK quality principles, Jisc Online Surveys changes and how complaint comments often include practical fixes. In This Episode -...

Co-design your evaluations or you will not trust the data 03.04.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses evaluation design: why staff and students need to co-design feedback instruments before anyone can fully trust the data they produce. The episode connects a six-year evaluation redesign study with OfS evidence requirements, PTES survey design and the risk of comparing scores that are not really comparable. In This Episode - Why a clean dashboard cannot rescue a...

Make quality assurance visible, or students will assume it is not working 26.03.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses quality assurance visibility: why students often assume nothing changes when the feedback system is hard to see. The episode covers QAA research on student representation, accreditation visibility, survey benchmarking and the governance work needed to make student voice credible. In This Episode - Why having feedback channels is not the same as having a healthy...

When scores all move together: halo effects, bias, and what to do with student feedback 20.03.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses what to do when student evaluation scores all move together. Halo effects and bias change what the data can tell you, but they do not make student feedback useless. The episode covers correlated evaluation scores, gender stereotypes in teaching recognition, joined-up wellbeing survey practice and Glasgow's MyGrades rollout. In This Episode - What halo effects me...

Confusion, workload, and the real drivers of misconduct 13.03.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses academic misconduct, workload and feedback timing: why integrity cases often point upstream to unclear assessment design, deadline pressure and uneven support. The episode connects a study of 3,070 misconduct reflections with evidence on feedback speed, the latest TEF data dashboard and OfS condition E10 on subcontracting. In This Episode - Why misconduct, feedb...

Response rates are not a shortening problem 05.03.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses why low response rates are not mainly a questionnaire-length problem. The real issue is whether students believe the feedback process is credible, useful and worth their time. The episode covers research on teaching evaluation participation, postgraduate feedback, OfS student pulse results and QAA assessment literacy guidance. In This Episode - Why shortening a...

Resilience is not a wellbeing service, it is a teaching design outcome 25.02.2026

This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses resilience, teaching design and trust in student voice evidence: why clear goals, active learning and neutral survey practice matter more than another wellbeing signpost. The episode connects research on student resilience with OfS NSS promotion guidance, corrected TEF dashboard calculations, and the practical question of how universities read student comments a...

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