I'm Martin King, Learning Technologist
I'm a new media professional with over 14 years of experience. My area of expertise is e-learning, and extends to the strategic, technical, pedagogical, design, development and delivery aspects of e-learning content, assessment, systems, solutions, support, marketing, and evaluations.
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My qualifications include an MSc in Multimedia and Information Technology, a Post-grad qualification in Teaching in Higher Education, and a BA Degree in Information Management.
I was appointed as a Learning Technologist to the Educational Development Centre at Royal Holloway University in September 2002. My responsibilities include the promotion, management, development, delivery and evaluation of the rapidly changing and increasing use of online learning technology, including Virtual Learning Environments (Moodle), online discussion software (PHPBB), online assessment (Question Mark, Moodle) and electronic plagiarism detection systems (Turnitin).
I am currently providing my expertise, on a consultancy basis, as a Moodle advisor and trainer and as an e-learning developer for a number of organisations, including Dyslexia Action.
Prior to joining the Educational Development Centre at Royal Holloway I built my reputation as an E-Learning Consultant & Developer, Web Usability Engineer and Web Master & Designer for a Brighton based e-commerce and training company. Before this client-facing, varied, exciting and demanding role I designed, marketed and delivered multimedia training courses to a wide range of public and private organisations on behalf of Edinburgh's Napier University, and carried out research into the use of multimedia in the community for Queen Margaret University. I have also undertaken a number of freelance new media consultancy, development and usability projects for a variety of clients.
Current role in the higher education environment involves an increasing number of responsibilities, which are summarised thus:
TBC
last updated Wed 07-May-2008 12:43 PM