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Digital Learning Team

Meet the Digital Learning Team

The Digital Learning team comprises 4 functional areas - Educational Technology, Learning Design, Digital Learning Faculty Support, and the Management and Projects team - as well as cross-team working groups with a specific pedagogic focus and interest. We work alongside and consult with academics and departments to design courses and use multimedia and online learning tools to create educational experiences.

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28 Feb 2025

Helen Brown

Educational Technologies Co-ordinator

My role is to provide user support with our digital tools and technologies.

I help to resolve queries and advise on the use of learning and assessment platforms, develop resources and collaborate on projects within digital learning.

23 Feb 2025

Michelle Jackman

Educational Technologies Advisor

I provide expert guidance and technical support for our key digital platforms such as Moodle and EchoVideo to enable academic staff to deliver engaging, accessible, and flexible learning experiences.

I am keen on helping academics find the right tool to achieve their pedagogic goals.

22 Feb 2025

Educational Technologies Co-ordinator

Position vacant - please contact Paul Trimmer for details.

15 Feb 2025

Paul Trimmer

Educational Technologies Specialist

I manage the Educational Technology team, supporting our digital learning ecosystem tools such as Moodle and Echovideo.

I'm interested in ensuring that effective processes and support are in place for all our tools so that people can make the best use of them.

13 Feb 2025

Chris Vernon

Educational Technologies Advisor

I provide expert guidance and technical support for our key digital platforms such as Moodle and EchoVideo to enable academic staff to deliver engaging, accessible, and flexible learning experiences.

I am interested in helping academics use technology to enhance teaching and learning, particularly ways to improve student engagement and interest in their subject.

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