What drew you to AskEd and being part of the Advisory Council?

I genuinely believe that the product you’ve developed has real potential to be game changing. There are so many exciting developments in the AI space right now, but with AskEd you’ve got that magic combination of founders who know and understand the sector, using new tech to solve real problems in a beautifully simple way.

In the second of my blog posts looking at implementing agentic AI in #intled, I wanted to explore how to design your agent workflow.

So once you've selected your candidate workflow according to the criteria discussed previously, the real work starts!

“Agentic AI” is one of those terms that seems to have just landed out of nowhere - and only about a year after “vibe-coding” became a thing. Agentic AI takes this to the next level.

Congratulations on joining AskEd's Advisory Council. What attracted you to the company and its vision?

Well honestly, I guess it started with a message coming my way, but rest assured there's loads that come my way and most don't get a follow up.

I spent several years working on sustainability in international education before co-founding AskEd. So, when institutions ask me about the environmental impact of AI, I do take the question seriously.

There is no shortage of interest in AI across higher education. Strategy documents reference it, conferences discuss it and senior leaders talk about transformation.

What is harder to find is evidence of it working at the point where it would make the most difference.

Guess what’s back? Voice is back and this time it's not going away.

Think about the last time someone said to you: 'I was just chatting to so-and-so.'

Did you picture two people talking? Or did you picture someone hunched over a phone, firing off messages in total silence?

English has dominated global higher education for decades, but the competitive landscape is shifting. Universities that have not noticed are already losing prospective students before those students even make contact.