Category: Work

11/09/2013

Technical Skills

Main areas of technical expertise are in teaching new media development, with additional skills and knowledge in using other research orientated software. Digital media, multimedia, web development, social media, academic skills for students, technology enhanced learning and professional development in higher education, for students to post graduate level and for staff. This work has included module leading and module syllabus...

CV/Featured/Webdev/Work

10/09/2013

The CV

A summary of past and current work is available in the Experience page, to give an indication of what I do at work and my current research. This page provides some highlights. I also do a variety of freelance projects for web design and development. This site is one example. My CV is available below via Scribd (PDF). It includes...

CV/Work

11/06/2013

Changing Universities

A project concerning change management in the higher education sector. The brief was to provide an online space for private and publicly shared discussion groups for senior executives involved in management of change, for networking, shared problem solving, case studies etc. The site (first beta) uses Drupal Commons and has been fairly successful, particularly in recruiting members in this sector....

Ideas/Learning & Teaching/Webdev/Work

03/03/2013

The Tutorials Archive

The Tutorials Archive covers the period 2007-2010. While teaching digital media, web design/development and professional skills/development between 2006-2011 I developed many tutorials for use in lectures, workshops and seminars. The archive shows approaches, skills, topics and levels taught. Degree programmes I taught on were: MSc Multimedia, MSc Digital Media, MSc Internet Consultancy, MSc Computer Animation, BSc Multimedia, BSc Technology and...

Learning & Teaching/Webdev/Work

RT @SPARC_EU: UK universities take a stand against SpringerNature fees. @OpenResShef won't pay for Nature Research hybrid APCs, while many institutions warn researchers about unacceptable publication charges with @SpringerNature. @SULibResSupport. @CamOpenAccess. https://t.co/vxP0AdAGEb
RT @tavoer8: A4 Twitter networks such as #LTHEchat helped to build more confidence when sharing teaching practices and learning from other ones. Some examples include: @AdvanceHE_chat @RAISEnetwork @CAREHE3 @uncclearn @A_L_T @Seda_UK_ @ActiveLearnNTW etc #LTHEchat https://t.co/OJ33fnBRzk
RT @LTHEchat: Q4 In what ways do you think Twitter networks such as #LTHEchat have helped your professional identity and development? Feel free to name any others that have helped you. #LTHEchat Read the blog post here https://t.co/oNSNCpRYPy
RT @Danceswithcloud: #LTHEChat A5 I am probably not canny enough to use this well in those contexts - but just asked about social media spaces and numbers of followers when we put in a book proposal! https://t.co/wO4eJFJPRO
RT @Danceswithcloud: A3 I cheer #LTHEChat - I show people how to hashtag topics they're researching and be amazed at what they find - I encourage people to follow, like and retweet. Steven Curtis was awarded NTF for his innovative use of twitter in teaching @BAinDiplomacy. Twitter is essential! https://t.co/flU930nkc5
RT @creativecommons: 📣@WordPress's #Openverse catalog now includes CC licensed images from @iNaturalist, a joint initiative of the California Academy of Sciences & the National Geographic Society. ✨You can use stunning images of plants, animals, & natural landscapes without worry. #BetterSharing https://t.co/yQNmBocvJi

Category: Work

Developing Your Internet Profile

Technical Skills

The CV

Changing Universities

SocialMet

The Tutorials Archive