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Mr Trevor Harris Bsc, PGCtHE, FHEA, Certificate of Continuing Education in Professional Communication in the Welsh Language (ongoing)

Contact Details

Location

Arts Building, Ground Floor

Campus

Job Title

Senior Lecturer and Programme Co-ordinator BA New Media Production

Role in the University

Trevor Harris is the Programme Co-ordinator for Media Production on the Lampeter Campus of the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. He teaches electronic publishing and design skills, ranging from print-based Desktop Publishing through to Interactive New Media, with a particular specialism in Panoramic Digital Photography and interactive narratives for games and online media.

Member of

MeCCSA (Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association)

Cyfrwng: Wales Media Journal

ALT (Association for Learning Technology)

ADM-HEA Wales (Art, Design and Media Higher Education Academy)

Academic Interests

With a research interest that focuses on Creative Pedagogies and the interaction between the skills agenda and the higher education curriculum, Trevor takes a keen interest in graduate employability in general and the Creative Industries in particular. He involves students in client-led 'live briefs', community based coursework and many other extra-curricular activities.

A great believer in the appropriate use of technology and the individualisation of the higher education experience, Trevor is developing TELE, a Technology Enhanced Individualised Learning Environment, a hybrid of Technology Enhanced Learning and the Moodle Virtual Learning Environment. At the heart of TELE is a feedback loop that acts as a glue to bind the teaching and learning experience together.

In support of his pedagogic and employability research Trevor is a member of the Editorial Board and Steering Committee of the ADM supported Productive Relationships Project for which he has contributed four papers. He has spoken at a number of seminars and conferences about his work on the relationship between higher education and the creative industries, and in particular the pedagogy that underpins that work.

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