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Centre for Educational Technology and Development, De Montfort University 1998 - 2001 Worked for CETD, providing a comprehensive range of e-learning services to academics; including design and development of materials, database design, staff development and evaluation. |
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JISC evaluation: Managed Learning Environments, joined-up systems and the problems of organisational change Consultancy for JCIEL on their projects funding MLE development in UK Universities. |
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Introduction to Architectural Composition On-line learning materials for design foundation and level one students, De Monfort University 1998 |
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The Virtual City On-line lecture, designed as part of e-learning project on urban design theory in collaboration with Dr. Tim Brindley. De Montfort University 1996 Go to Urban Design Theory> |
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Discover Contemporary Architecture: London A CD-Rom of London walks, focussing particularly on women as designers, builders, clients and users.An EU funded project with partners in Athens and Paris: and combined with multi-media tours of those cities.For more information contact the London director Anne Thorne: and to view go to their website |
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Thinking Spaces A research project exploring how 3D conceptual spaces might support effective on-line learning. In collaboration with Peter Kavanagh and Graham Perkins. |
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JISC e-business and education book:" The e-Revolution and Post-Compulsory Education " E-learning consultant for JISC, co-authoring book on post-16 education and e-business with Professor Peter Ford, University of Nottingham; published by Routledge, February 2008. E-book development (with John Powell, De Montfort University) during 2008, for Feb 2009 launch. |
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WINDOWBOX/Seedtray Windowbox is the development site and Seedtray the resources site for students on the Preparatory courses in architecture and interior design, Department of Architecture and Spatial Design, London Metropolitan University. |
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Design Cultures BLOG A pilot study in using Google's Blogger engine as an interactive tool for foundation students studying contemporary design cultures in London as one of their modules. In use from September 2005 to January 2006, now archived.
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A Room of One's Own? A collaborative project between architecture and interior design Foundation students at London Metropolitan University and the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart exploring the minimum core conditions for creative activity (as part of a takingplace event, co-ordinated by Helen Stratford). |
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So What is Normal? (SWIN) Research project in progress, funded by CETLD, University of Brighton. Aim is to develop web-based educational resources for exploring creative relationships between disability and the built environment, beyond 'accessibility'.
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JISC TechDis funded Accessible Exhibition Kit project Pilot study of improving architectural and interior design students' understanding of how to communicate to diverse audiences through an exhibition. Uses basic 'kit' of 3 A1 panels and 3 A4 digital photoframes to enable students to explore multiple modes of delivery (audio, graphics, images, movies, words) and to grapple with accessibility issues (non-jargon, legibility, multi-sensual). With Noemi Lakmaier. |
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JISC e-business and education blog and ebook download, following publication of " The e-Revolution and Post-Compulsory Education " JISC- funded Facilitator of blog E-Revolution, Busines, Education aimed at extending and developing debates from the book. To August 2009.
View the E-revolution,Business, Education blog> |
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