Members | Learning Technologist Group

I am the Head of E-learning at Queen Mary.  I manage a team of eleven staff all of whom work on enhancing teaching and learning through the use of a suite of locally supported digital tools.  We provide one-to-one consultancy, face-to-face workshops, events, practitioner groups and a monthly newsletter for all staff who are interested incorporating technology into their teaching. We also run a number of projects. This year we are piloting Tracking cameras for Q-Review, Mentimeter for audience response, The Moodle Mobile App, Online Exam software and much more. Pop over to our website to read more:

https://elearning.qmul.ac.uk/

Get in touch with me if you need advice on developing your own strategy or policies regarding e-learning or if you would like advice on running pilot projects in e-learning. (b.lucas@qmul.ac.uk)

Chris is an English language, cultural studies and academic writing teacher in the QMUL Language Centre, part of the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film.

Anyone is welcome to contact me on all matters relating to E-Learning or thirteenth-century southern-French heresy.

About Me

As a learning technologist I have created about 1,000 videos in the past 10 years, I think it is more than 1,000 but lost count. They have included lectures, clinical videos, role plays, conferences, promotional videos and those used for public engagement. I now get to share and work with academics and professional staff to help them create their own videos.

I work in the e-learning unit (ELU) which is part of the Centre for Academic and Professional Development (CAPD).

I work on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, on the other days I work freelance as a filmmaker and photographer.

I work as Staff Learning and Development Adviser in the Centre for Academic & Professional Development.