Inkpath case studies

Case study: Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC DTP

”The Inkpath team have been brilliant! They offer friendly and prompt support to administrators and users alike. The team work closely with us to make sure they understand what we’re trying to do and how they can support our work. The Inkpath platform, both the user app and the administration interface, are intuitive and easy to navigate.” – Manager, Open-Oxford-Cambridge Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP)

About

One of ten Arts and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Training Partnerships across the UK, the Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC DTP brings together the Open University, the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge to provide funding and high-quality training to doctoral students in the arts and humanities.

The challenge

To deliver an efficient method for administering Training Needs Analysis, provide a joined-up experience for students from three diverse institutions, and help staff to focus on design and delivery by reducing administrative overheads.

90% students using Inkpath

Following an Inkpath team led induction, at least 90% of students have created and started using their Inkpath account.

Automated participation tracking

Substantial resources and staff time saved through automatic attendance logging and feedback collation via QR codes.

Unified catalogue

Seamless discovery and navigation of activities, unifying training provision across three large universities.

60% TNA completion in 2 weeks

Without any paper and using a fully automated process, approximately 60% of students completed their Training Needs Analysis in two weeks.

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