I work in support of UK higher education as a educational technologist. I do some designing, some editing, some proofing… to help produce distance learning materials.
I also edit an international physical science education journal and the newsletter for a local institution.
I’m a physicist by training and still am in my head. Although I intended to follow a research path, after a couple of years as a post doc I stumbled into education, found I liked it and stayed there.
Professionally, I’m interested in a wide range of topics including PDP, CPD, e-portfolios, non-traditional learners, communities of practice and the use of Web 2.0. Beyond that I enjoy anything that involves problem solving in its broadest sense and I love a challenge. This has got me into more interesting situations than trouble, suggesting that I was probably born lucky.
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