I am an eLearning and IT manager at King's College London and a Fellow of the Centre for Distance Education at the University of London where I chair the research strategy group. I am currently working on a number of research projects that include: a study of social software in distance education settings; pattern languages for Web2.0; designing for learning with Multi-User Virtual Environments (MUVEs) in education; integrating social software to tighten feedback loops in e-Assesment; and as part of the EMERGE project team supporting a UK wide community of practice in user innovation in the area of emerging technologies. My research interests include questioning the meaning of identity in online learning, the impact of shifting relations in the dimensions of space and time in MUVEs (such as Second Life), social presence, social networks, and the changing nature of change.
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Feedback as dialogue - 6 days ago
Back from a flying visit to the Society for Research into Higher Education conference. Two papers...
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Digital Identity and Social Media CFC - 3 months ago
Call for proposals deadline: November 30th 2009 Full chapters by: January 30th 2010 Over the past...
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New book call - Design patterns in teaching and learning - 5 months ago
Practical design patterns for teaching and learning with technologyA book for Sense Publishers...
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Presence layers in MUVEs - 6 months ago
What the elements that scaffold the strong sense of [co-]presence we experience when working and...
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Stories of digital identity - tales from twitter - 11 months ago
The Rhizome project has been helping to organise the Eduserv Digital Identity event which is being...
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