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The VICTVS Podcast

Hosted by VICTVS · business · EN-GB · 18 episodes

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Learning is not just about exams and qualifications. It’s about exploring new horizons, overcoming challenges, and developing our skillsets and knowledge as individuals and as members of the global community. At VICTVS, we invite guests from diverse backgrounds and fields to appear on our podcast, to share their stories and insights. We also chat with our friends and colleagues from different cultures and backgrounds, and experts from various industries and sectors, to seek out valuable lessons from their experiences and perspectives. If you are interested in how education and learning can help you achieve your goals, and in hearing about how people who share our values of honesty, integrity, professionalism, and courage have achieved incredible things, then the VICTVS podcast is for you. The VICTVS podcast is all about helping you grow as an individual and as a global citizen. If you enjoy our content and would like to support us, please subscribe, and share wherever yo

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What is The VICTVS Podcast?

The VICTVS Podcast is a business podcast hosted by VICTVS, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode 12 - Finding the Balance: AI in Higher Education
May 7, 202647 minS0
In Episode 12 of The VICTVS Podcast, our hosts Xanthe Mitten and Kat Barnett talk to guest Richard de Blacquière-Clarkson, AI Hub Lead at the University of Leeds and Strategic Lead for Research Ethics at the Leeds Institute for Teaching Excellence (LITE). Having previously spoken to AI advisor and author of TheWhiteBox newsletter, Nacho de Gregorio Noblejas, in this episode we focus on AI in higher education through the lens of an academic himself. Through his work at the University of Leeds, Richard fosters discussion between academics around the use of AI, particularly focusing on how to prepare s...
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The VICTVS Podcast: Revision Notes – March Industry News
Mar 17, 202624 minS0
Our hosts Xanthe Mitten and Katherine Barnett are back for another edition of Revision Notes - the series where we give you the latest news in assessments, education, and the ed-tech space. In this episode, we cover some of the most interesting stories we’ve read since the start of 2026, including teachers helping their students cheat, outrage over a sommelier scandal, and the criminal syndicates exposing students and universities to blackmail and fraud. You can read more about each of the stories covered in this episode by visiting the links below: Yorkshire teacher 'whispered answers' to st...
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Episode 11 - The Optimist’s Guide to AI in Education
Nov 20, 202550 minS0
In episode 11 of The VICTVS Podcast, our hosts Carly Culver and Ben Clayson talk to guest Nacho de Gregorio Noblejas — AI advisor and author of TheWhiteBox newsletter — about AI in education. While most news focuses on the negatives of AI, Nacho offers a more balanced perspective on the technology—he discusses with us the benefits of AI-enhanced learning, the need to stay focused on the realities of AI and its current capabilities, as well as the real risks of people (especially children) humanising and forming unhealthy bonds with chatbots like ChatGPT. If you enjoyed this episod...
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Revision Notes - Devices of Deception
Sep 8, 202538 minS0
In this episode of Revision Notes, hosts Katherine Barnett and Xanthe Mitten sit down with Niamh Pierce, Head of Research at the Assessment Security Research Group (ASRG), to explore the latest findings on wearable technology, and the growing threat it poses to academic integrity. From smart glasses and spy pens to button-hole cameras, our hosts put these devices to the test, unpacking not only how they’re used to cheat, but also the serious privacy and safety concerns they raise. We also dig into ASRG’s new research on just how accessible this technology has beco...
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Episode 10 - Contract Cheating: Inside the Business of Academic Fraud
Jun 27, 202553 minS0
Welcome to Episode 10 of The VICTVS Podcast! This week, our hosts Ben Clayson and Carly Culver are joined by special guest Thomas Lancaster, a computer scientist at Imperial College London, best known for his research into academic integrity, contract cheating and plagiarism. In this episode, we trace the evolution of contract cheating since Thomas Lancaster and Robert Clarke first coined the term in 2006. We also examine how emerging AI tools are reshaping the landscape of academic fraud, and potential next steps for academic establishments going forward. To read more about Thomas Lancaster, visit his blog at...
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Prof. Phillip Dawson

co-director of the Center for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (Cradle), CRADLE at Deakin University

Richard de Blacquière-Clarkson

University of Leeds

Niamh Pierce

Assessment Security Research Group

Thomas Lancaster

Imperial College London

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Episode 12 - Finding the Balance: AI in Higher Education