Tom Franklin Consulting Ltd
No 5
17-
London
NW3 3DS
07989 948 221
Registered in England and Wales No. 6948162
Last updated: 01 November 2015
Franklin Consulting
About Tom Franklin
Contact Information:
Tom Franklin
No 5
17-
London
NW3 3DS
Phone: 0161 408 4401
mobile: 07989 948 221
email: tom@franklin-
web: http://www.franklin-
Short curriculum vitae:
Employment Summary |
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Dates |
Post and Employer |
Major duties |
8/2003 to present |
Consultant |
Consultancy on technology enhanced learning Staff development and training Supporting strategic developments in e- Project and programme management. Research in learning technology Process improvement |
3/2011 to 11/2011 |
Synthesist |
Synthesising the outputs of the JISC Activity Data programme to provide other universities with useful support for their use of activity data |
8/2000 to 7/2003 |
Senior Technology Advisor Higher Education Academy |
Researching the use of new technologies in support of learning and teaching. Informing the further and higher education community how these technologies will affect them and actions they should take. Working with other agencies in the sector. Advising JISC on policy. |
5/1994 to 8/2000 |
JISC Programme Manager One Castlepark |
Project management of over 100 funded projects to demonstrate and pilot new technologies and techniques and their application to education. Policy definition for JISC in learning and teaching, accessibility and standards. Promoting the use of technology in higher education for teaching, management and research. Promoting the use of standards. Implementing the Centre for Educational Technology Interoperability Standards (CETIS) and DISinHE (the predecessor to TechDiS). |
10/1990 to 4/1994 |
Liaison Officer, |
Managing a research team on a major EU funded project. Promoting the use of parallel computing to higher education and industry in the North West. Writing six successful grant proposals. Research into parallel databases. |
11/1988 to 6/1990 |
Research Manager |
Research management in information technology to sell financial and related services. Promotion of understanding of IT to senior management across the Group. |
9/1987 to 10/1988 |
University of Manchester |
MSc in advanced computer science including a dissertation on knowledge representation. |
9/1980 to 8/1987 |
Programmer to consultant |
Work included technical development, programming, specification, working with clients
from pre- |
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Process Improvement |
Web 2.0 |
E-learning, pedagogy and Learning environments |
Portals |
Wireless and ubiquitous computing |
Programme and project Evaluations |
Standards and service oriented approaches |
Portal implementations |
VLE Support |
Assessment and Feedback |
Process Improvement |
Web 2.0 |
E-learning, pedagogy and Learning environments |
Portals |
Wireless and ubiquitous computing |
Programme and project Evaluations |
Standards and service oriented approaches |
Portal implementations |
VLE Support |
Assessment and Feedback |
Process Improvement |
Web 2.0 |
E-learning, pedagogy and Learning environments |
Portals |
Wireless and ubiquitous computing |
Programme and project Evaluations |
Standards and service oriented approaches |
Portal implementations |
VLE Support |
Assessment and Feedback |