My current work

I am a educational researcher currently working in Higher Education, with a focus upon Technology-Enhanced Learning. I am currently a MPhil student in the Faculty of Education at the University of Cambridge, and hope to embark on a PhD in the Autumn next year (if you have a project available, please do get in touch using the 'networks' in the sidebar to the right).

My research experience is mainly in e-learning, educational research and new technologies, from a standpoint combining technical development and educational research. I am a certified member of the Association for Learning Technology, and have won awards for both my work in educational research and e-learning content development. I have recently completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Technology-enabled Academic Practice at City University, London. My current research interests are developing towards Web Science, academic networking and the changing roles of academics and higher education in the digital age.

Previous projects

Ensemble: Semantic technologies to support case-based learning in Higher Education

The Ensemble Project, was a three-year project funded under the Technology Enhanced Learning Research Programme. It focussed upon the potential role of semantic technologies in supporting case-based learning in Higher Education, across a wide variety of academic settings and institutions. I held parallel posts at both the University of Cambridge and City University, London.

The Technology Enhanced Learning Research Programme

I have been working with the TLRP Technology Enhanced Learning programme, directed by Professor Richard Noss at London Knowledge Lab. I have overseen web development and work on cross-programme themes.

Transkills

Information about the HEFCE-funded Transkills Project can be found here.

The Teaching for Learning Network

One of the projects I have worked on is the Teaching for Learning Network. I have put together a browser containing all the publications from the project; you can access it here. This includes papers presented at a range of conferences, and bundles of resources setting out the methodologies and approaches the project used. It includes links to the full documents, and information about how to cite each resource if you would like to refer to them in your own work.