QualMinds and the rise of Ai moderation – part 2

By ICG member Hugh Carling Hot (ish) on the heels of the ICG’s fascinating panel on AI,  QualMinds was launched. Expert views on hot topics QualMinds is a small panel of expert independent researchers who each month will be sharing their views on a topical...

Christmas Traditions in Behavioural Science Terms

Written by ICG member Iona Carter, as part of a series of posts she’s writing on LinkedIn.   Phil Barden (of DECODE marketing) and I teamed up this year to look at 12 Christmas traditions through the lens of behavioural science. I’ve selected a couple here...

The Symphony Within the Data – Composing Insights with AI

Article by ICG member Arthur Fletcher                     Using Collaborative AI* to produce a research report is, in many ways, like composing a beautiful symphony. It begins with the interviews themselves: the raw...

RECORDING: Data Protection 2025 – New Rules/New Risks

This Knowledge Share has been generously sponsored by Indeemo.     The Knowledge Share will be run by ICG member Jude Legg, and will aim to update members on what’s new in the world of data protection and offer some practical tips to maintain compliance....

What do teachers really think about the Curriculum & Assessment Review?

Article by ICG member Jill Elston, Insightful Research  When the government published its long-awaited Curriculum and Assessment Review on 5th November 2025, the reaction from unions, subject associations and education organisations was immediate and vocal. But what...
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