Ellen Cholmeley, Author at Coracle

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How we improved prisoner education with hackathons

Coracle uses regular hackathons to unlock practical innovation for learners who often have low confidence,…

Ellen Cholmeley02/09/2026

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For prisons to work, we need to look at what is happening inside them — Financial Times (Opinion), UK prisons

The prisons crisis won’t improve if the government only tightens early release or promises more…

Ellen Cholmeley11/08/2026

Comforting a prisoner in isolation in segregation

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Learning on the segregation wing – a re-engagement success story

Coracle's mission is to remove isolation from learning. Sometimes, this challenge is most visible in…

Ellen Cholmeley11/08/2026

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Why going offline may improve mental health: edtech founder’s call for change

James Tweed, founder of learning technology company Coracle, who argues that spending more time offline…

Ellen Cholmeley06/05/2026

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Demystify Podcast: Demystifying personalisation, neurodiversity, and financial inclusion with Coracle

Demystify Podcast hosts Dave and Dharm speak with Coracle founder James Tweed about designing digital…

Ellen Cholmeley21/04/2026

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Arthur’s story*, HMP Northumberland

Reconnecting through creative writing. Arthur has rediscovered a sense of belonging from inside his prison…

Ellen Cholmeley04/04/2026

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UK edtech firm develops AI learning tool to support neurodivergent prisoners into work

Cambridge-based edtech firm Coracle is piloting an AI-powered learning assistant in prisons across England and…

Ellen Cholmeley16/03/2026

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What two decades of supporting isolated learners has taught us

Over the past twenty years, I've spent a lot of time thinking about learning. Not…

Ellen Cholmeley01/02/2026

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Digital exams by 2030: Coracle CEO says shift could transform accessibility

Ofqual’s reported plans to shift some GCSE and A-level exams to digital formats by 2030…

Ellen Cholmeley12/12/2025

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When the Cloud fails: how offline-first devices could keep education alive

A big Cloudflare outage knocked lots of online services offline, exposing how dependent modern life…

Ellen Cholmeley18/11/2025

Ellen Cholmeley

How we improved prisoner education with hackathons

For prisons to work, we need to look at what is happening inside them — Financial Times (Opinion), UK prisons

Learning on the segregation wing – a re-engagement success story

Why going offline may improve mental health: edtech founder’s call for change

Demystify Podcast: Demystifying personalisation, neurodiversity, and financial inclusion with Coracle

Arthur’s story*, HMP Northumberland

UK edtech firm develops AI learning tool to support neurodivergent prisoners into work

What two decades of supporting isolated learners has taught us

Digital exams by 2030: Coracle CEO says shift could transform accessibility

When the Cloud fails: how offline-first devices could keep education alive

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