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Imogen Wells

Wellington
As seen in: Stuff.co.nz, The Nelson Mail, 9Honey, 1 NEWS, 1News, The Press (New Zealand), Psychreg, Te Ao Māori News, The Waikato Times, Kaniva Tonga News, Franklin News Weekly and
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7 Tips to Create Informative Videos

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By Julian Carter, Tim Fawnshaw, Ellen Diamond, Imogen Wells
| Psychreg
1 Reading Time: 3 minutes Did you know that by 2022, online videos will make up more than 82% of all consumer internet traffic – 15 times higher than it was in 2017? If you’re not creating informative videos yet, you’re missing out on a massive opportunity to connect with your audience and boost your online presence. Creating engaging and informative videos can be a game-changer for your brand.
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ChatGPT Enhances Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills, According to New Study

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By Conor O'Brien, Ellen Diamond, Imogen Wells, Tim Williamson
| Psychreg
2 Reading Time: 3 minutes In a recent study, Daneshwar Sharma explored the impact of ChatGPT on developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills among management students. Conducted at the Jaipuria Institute of Management in Jaipur, the study incorporated a unique approach combining bibliotherapy and ChatGPT to address real-life issues like social media addiction and time management. The findings were published in the journal Business and Professional Communication Quarterly.
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4 Valuable Tips University Websites Should Look to Improve Enrolment Rates

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By Conor O'Brien Verified, Ellen Diamond, Imogen Wells, Tim Williamson
| Psychreg
1 Reading Time: 2 minutes Enrolment is a critical phase for universities, and their website plays a pivotal role in attracting and informing potential students. Bespoke software development experts, Codiance were tasked with redesigning the University of Bedfordshire’s website as it felt dated. The redesign also needed to help tackle common challenges faced by universities: increasing open-day attendance and boosting course applications.
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