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Dawn
Leeder is Director and Founder of Universities' Collaboration in eLearning
(UCEL). Her background is in media industry including music production and
recording, television, radio, advertising and PR. She is an experienced
interactive multimedia developer and has authored numerous papers on e-learning
and web-based education. |
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Heather
Wharrad is Senior Lecturer in Education and Health Informatics at the
School of Nursing, University of Nottingham and a founder member of UCEL.
With a background in Physiology research she teaches biological sciences,
research methods and IT. She led a team that developed a series of CAL packages
on cell biology for nursing and medical students. Her current research interests
include the role of technology in nurse education. |
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Howard
Chase is Professor
of Biochemical Engineering and Head of Department of Chemical Engineering
at Cambridge. He has a long-standing interest in the pedagogical aspects
of e-learning and has developed UCeL RLOs in statistics. |
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Paul
Garrud is Associate Dean of Medical Education at the University of Nottingham
where he has been instrumental in developing the innovative graduate entry
medical course. He has a long history of engagement with interactive multimedia
and has published several CD-ROMs in health education. He is a founder member
of UCeL. |
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Originally
a biologist, Paul Russell's main areas of research were microscopy,
histology and image analysis. Having completed formal training in HE learning
and teaching he is currently lead multimedia and computer-assisted learning
officer at Peninsula Medical School. |
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with
visualiser/artist Jonathan Page. Jon is a successful fine artist,
designer and prop-maker and also an experienced art teacher. He has worked
as a prop-maker for Glyndebourne and the English National Opera, and later
for theatre, TV and films including Life of Brian and Death on the Nile.
Currently a visiting fine art lecturer, he regularly exhibits and his works
feature in many private collections. |
