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Teaching, Evaluations, Conferences and Projects

Teaching Teachers

Institute of Education, University of London
At Masters level at the Institute of Education, University of London specialist online and face to face ICT modules in Multimodal Literacy, Efacilitation, Communities of Practice, Visual Learning, ICT Management and Collaborative Knowledge Creation. At doctoral level running courses in research methodology and writing a doctorate.

Bath Spa University
Master level at Bath Spa University and Course director and tutor in range of practice-based external courses from certificate to Masters Bath Spa University 2006 – Ongoing

Brunel University
Teaching on the Masters in action research methodology.

MirandaNet programmes
Developed many internal courses for many organisations, charities and companies under the MirandaNet banner of iCatalyst – an innovative programme for teachers using work based research that promotes changes in teaching and learning funded by Steljes, TDA, NAACE, Promethean, Select Education, Westminster Academy, Barnfield Academy and Castle View School

Other teaching roles
Course director, programme designer and lecturer
External Advanced Diploma Masters Level part-time funded by the DFES and the General Teaching Council in E-learning
Series of external courses at certificate and Advanced Diploma level
Institute of Education, University of London 2002 – Ongoing
Designing and delivering courses in transformational learning for the British Council and Beijing Academy of Educational Science in China MirandaNet Fellowship 2000 – 2005
Adviser in Central London teacher RSA courses in computer competence Inner London Educational Computing Centre ILECC 2000 – 2002
Teacher of GCSE and A level in English as well as adviser in English and IT for teachers Croydon LEA 1971 – 2000

Evaluation
Evaluator of EU project 2005 – 2008
SEN-NET EU – ICT programmes for senior citizens
Czech Republic, Portugal, Ireland, Spain, Slovenia sennet.felk.cvut.cz
Evaluator of Brazilian Learn project PROINFO 1996-1998

Research Projects
Specialisations in innovative research methodologies that promote collaborative judgements like concept mapping and critical incident research in the context of communities of practice.

Czech Technical University, Prague

Visiting Lectureship and Keynotes plus academic visits/exchanges at overseas HE institutions

Main subjects:

Keynotes and workshops

Collaboration on teaching materials/development with other UK HE institutions

Collaboration on teaching materials/development with overseas HE institutions

Extensive organisation of visits by teachers to countries like Friesland, Bulgaria, China, South Africa and the Czech Republic followed by collaborative projects

HOSTING CONFERENCE/SEMINARS

2007-2010 Ten MirandaMods per year on topics proposed by teachers www.mirandanet.org.uk/mirandamods/
2007 NAACE conference February , Torquay
ICT CPD theme : Partners Promethean, Institute of Education, BECTA

September 2006 World Ecitizens; MirandaNet international workshop, Bath
Partners; Oracle, Promethean, 2Simple, DFES, TDA

2005 – 2007 Fascinating cultural objects: multimodal mapping in teaching and learning
8 seminars at the Institute of Education, University of London - Partners: Inspiration, Institute of Education, University of London, Doctoral School

2006 / 2007 4 Etopia seminars and workshop programme with teacher exchanges included in Leeuwarden, Friesland, Institute of Children’s Health. London and and Czech Technical University, Prague, Czech Republic, Partners: HOPE, Getting Better together, Czech Technical University, Promethean, 2Simple, Oracle, LogicaCMG, Fronter

2004 – 2006 Investigating tools for learning in e-communities: 3 conferences and workshops held in London, Monterrey, Mexico and Cape Town, South Africa.
www.mirandanet.org.uk/associates/interactive.htm
25 Promethean teachers in China, Mexico, South Africa, UK, US plus local audiences

2001 Vice Chair Computers and Education, Elsevier, CAL conference Warwick (1999) Chair CAL conference London

Other activities

Expert Witness
Use of ICT in education in various countries with the British Council and government agencies

Professional development
As a leader in ICT in education I gain my professional development from working with other leading experts around the world at conferences, book writing workshops, organising conferences, networking, being a members of several professional organisations. I am currently participating in a blogging course.

SAMPLE PROJECTS
Bids won as a leader or partner

Projects from £350,000 – 200,000

1998-2002 EU TEMPUS – 4 years

2002-2007 EU SEN-NET – 3 years

2005 – 2007 E-LAPA – 2 years
Free State provincial government, South Africa/ British Education Suppliers Association/British Embassy

2005-2008 Promethean: 3 years
Interactive Whiteboard action research evaluation in England, Mexico, China and South Africa

2000-2010 Oracle Think.com- 10 years
Learning platform development

2007-2010 WLE Centre, Institute of Education, University of London
Visual Learning Research
iGathering research

Projects from £200,000 – 100,000

2002-2004 Teacher Training Agency I year
Evaluation of the National Opportunities Fund ICT CPD training programme 1999-2004

2004-2010 iCatalyst courses at certificate, diploma and masters level
GTCe e-facilitators
Select Education e-facilitators (England)
Barnfield School, Luton, England
Steljes advisors, England
Podar Education Complex, Mumbai

2008-2011 Becta 3 years ongoing
MirandaMod webinar and research programme

2009 TAG learning
MAPPS Learning platform evaluation- I year

2009 Becta 6 months
ICT Tools for Future Teachers research

2009 Becta 3 months
E-safety research

2009 Becta 9 months
ICT CPD Landscape research

2010 Staffordshire Advisory Service – one year
Learning platform evaluation

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