Genio Podcast: Learning Outcomes Leaders
Hear us chatting to higher education professionals across a range of topics from student success to technology adoption, boosting learner confidence to driving persistence.
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How to deal with homesickness in college | Genio
Dealing with homesickness at college? You're not alone! Find out what impact homesickness can have, how common it is and what you can do about it...
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Tech Blog: A Slicker Engineering Recruitment Process | Genio
At Genio, we always look to improve how we do things. And how we find and hire new members of the Engineering team is no exception. Here's how we did this.
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Tech Blog: Engineering Principles at Genio
Matthew Russell, Principal Engineer at Genio shares the five key software engineering principles his team follows and ones your Engineering team should too.
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Tech Blog: Software Engineer working part time | Genio
Meet Jo Holloway. Part time Software Engineer at Genio and Full time mum. Jo shares what life looks like as a working mum and how she manages her time!
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Tech Blog: Bring your own icon to life with CSS | Genio
Want to learn how you can create your own icon with CSS? In this blog Gwen Diagram Head of Engineering at Genio shares the process she uses to do this.
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Tech Blog: Maximising Engineer Value within the team | Genio
Jonathan Mew, Solutions Architect at Genio shares tips on how to maximise your Engineering teams value as well as an insight into how we do things at Genio.
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10 life-changing skills you learn at college | Genio
College isn't just about getting a degree. It's an opportunity to learn new skills you'll use throughout your life and career. See our top 10 in this post!
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4 tips to budgeting like a pro while at college | Genio
Finances feel tight at college? If you're feeling the pinch, it's helpful to set yourself a budget. Read our top 4 tips for creating one you'll stick to.
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Does music really make you study better or not? | Genio
Depending on a few factors, music can be good or bad for studying. Our post breaks down the evidence and gives you a few suggestions for better learning.