Learning to solve problems 😉
Some examples of my work
Helping the UK Fire Service deal with modern threats.
My award winning work has saved a life!
Lithium-ion batteries power our technologically advanced societies.
When they go wrong, are the UK Fire and Rescue Service equipped to deal with them?
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Empowering those who empower others.
Consultancy Great Minds Don’t had a problem; how to share their in-demand expertise on neurodiversity to organisations crying out for help to empower their workforce.
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More examples
Below I’ve shared some of more examples of my digital learning work. Brief descriptions and a preview of the package are below. These are HTML5 SCORM packages created with the excellent Adapt/Evolve Authoring Tool or Articulate Storyline 360 and spruced up with the power housed within Adobe’s Creative Cloud (Illustrator | Photoshop | Premiere Pro | After Effects | Audition | Dreamweaver).
I use a range of tools when designing an developing learning interventions, if you are interested you’ll find more detail about tools I like and use on this page.
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Fire Behaviour Training
The science of fire, how it occurs and evolves, and how to tackle it. -
Medicines Management
Equipping clinical hospital staff to safely and effectively handle and administer medicines, particularly insulin to patients. The module also looks at the importance of checking colleagues’ work and collaborating to reduce the chance of error and increase patient safety. -
Finance for Non-finance Managers: BI
Making sound decisions requires a good deal of quality data, and the ability to interpret it. This module, helps non-finance managers to make the most of the data their department produces. -
Blood Transfusion: CODE RED
Treatment involving blood transfusion is often on a knife-edge. How should clinical staff if the worst case scenario unfolds? This vital learning for frontline staff helps them to follow best practice if a patient suffers a major haemorrhage event. -
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Dangerous Dogs
A package to help firefighters master the mutts! Particularly those caught up in fire or road traffic collision incidents. -
Working at height
Techniques, hazards and considerations for working at , and performing rescues from,height -
Lithium ion batteries
An Award Winning module on the risk of lithium-ion batteries to UK firefighting personnel produced for the National Fire Chief Council within the Home Office. -
Finance for Non-finance Managers: Accounts
The array of financial rules and guidelines governing the NHS is enough to make most feel lost, and some feel sick. This module, part of an essential digital learning suite, reassures non-finance managers that dedicated partners are available when they need to recruit a new post or report on budgets; helping them act responsibly, navigate processes and maximise outcome. -
Spear Phishing
Mobile-first learning to help on-the-go senior managers increase their awareness of, and be prepared for, the growing threat of Spear Phishing attacks. -
Evacuation
A look at how a fire incident commander could approach evacuating people from a tall or complex building. -
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Control by Design
Control by Design Helping the learner to understand the concepts of risk and control and recognising their role in identifying, optimising and documenting controls in a process. -
Accountable Client Owner
Managing risk to prevent financial crime Most clients are not using the banking system for nefarious ends; but how do we make sure those that are, can’t?The banking sector designates some workers as Accountable Client Owners (ACOs) who play a key role in financial crime (FC) risk management. They ensure that client relationships adhere to…
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