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Research insights on Messenger Pigeon from The University of The West Of Scotland

July 29, 2026
12:00 ET
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Webcast: Research insights on Messenger Pigeon from The University of The West Of Scotland

Studying and learning new things is challenging for everyone, but even more so if you're facing accessibility barriers.

We wanted to understand the barriers properly. So we partnered with the University of the West of Scotland on a research project exploring how Messenger Pigeon supports learning for disabled and neurodivergent students. So when w're designing new features we're confident the reasoning behind it is grounded in evidence-based science and the psychology of how learning actually happens.

Join us for the webcast to explore the findings:

The main barriers to note-taking and learning that disabled and neurodivergent students can face during lectures
Learning from a psychological perspective, and the key behaviours that technology can support
The features of Messenger Pigeon shown to increase learning effectiveness for these students
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A conversation between practice and research — what the study found, and what it means for students and institutions.
Matthew Allen
VP of Education, Habitat Learn
Matthew Allen
University of the West of Scotland

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