Vanessa Todman, Senior Behavioural Insights Adviser | Last week, our Associate Director Susannah launched a series of blogs celebrating the anniversary of the set-up of — [Read More]
By the What Works Intern | Recently the What Works Department, along with some help from our friends at BIT, started running an intervention offering — [Read More]
Maija Koponen & Kim Hall, King’s College London | When talking about our project, we’re often asked how students felt about our frequent nudging – — [Read More]
By Lucy Makinson, Behavioural Insights Team, and Susannah Hume, King’s College London & Behavioural Insights Team | When running any research, preparation is key. One — [Read More]
By Susannah Hume, King’s College London and Behavioural Insights Team | This is Part 2 of a 2-part blog series on using RCTs to evaluate — [Read More]
By Susannah Hume, King’s College London and Behavioural Insights Team | An overarching principle that guides all of BIT’s work is the importance of testing. — [Read More]
By Maija Koponen, King’s College London | The learning we’ve gained from the KCLxBIT project hasn’t just come from our successful randomised control trials (RCTs). — [Read More]
By Anne-Marie Canning, King’s College London | The KCLxBIT project has been a two year collaborative project between the Widening Participation Department, Policy Institute at — [Read More]
By Anne-Marie Canning, King’s College London | At King’s College London we’ve always known that helping widening participation students to ‘get in’ is not enough — [Read More]
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