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RECORDING: Data Protection 2025 – New Rules/New Risks

03 Dec 2025

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?

27 Nov 2025

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...

Why Personas Are About to Become More Central to Research Than Ever Before

24 Nov 2025

Article by ICG member John Habershon Personas have been the quietly powerful output of qualitative research – often created, presented, then set aside as merely interesting additions. I believe AI will transform...

RECORDING: Behavioural science 2.0: Tackling complex goals using behavioural systems

13 Nov 2025

This webinar has been generously sponsored by StreetLife Eating healthily. Exercising regularly. Having spare money left over at the end of the month. These are all challenges we humans seem destined to struggle with forever – right? Not...

RECORDING: Beyond synthetic: The irreplaceable value of face-to-face data collection

13 Nov 2025

“In a world racing toward artificial data, what’s the real cost of losing human connection?” Michael Pollock from StreetLife draws on 30+ years of face-to-face quantitative research to explore: The Face-to-Face Evolution “How quant face-to-face has...

Beyond the machine: human insight in the era of post-editing

11 Nov 2025

Article by ICG advertiser, The Language Factory. It’s tempting to ignore the value of humans in a world that increasingly relies on AI. Indeed, everywhere you turn, you’re invited to streamline, enhance and in some cases replace previously human tasks...