Teaching and researching in clinical and digital education.
I am an academic coordinator, course organiser and teacher on the MSc Clinical Education at the University of Edinburgh.
I am also a tutor on the MSc Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh.
I have a PhD from the University of Edinburgh. My thesis is about technology, photography and memory. See more via my blog.
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On Tuesday I had my viva and passed with no corrections. Examiners John Sutton, David Frohlich and Chris Speed were very kind and I actually enjoyed the conversation and experience very much. A great end to the PhD journey.
My presentation from 2nd September, 2015 at the “Interweaving: a tapestry of educational and multidisciplinary research in an international context” conference at the Moray House School of Education, University of Edinburgh can be found here: http://www.intranet.education.ed.ac.uk/Research/Conferences/Interweaving2015/speaker.php?ID=Tim-Fawns&vRes=SD This was a presentation of work in progress, given at the half-way point of data collection in my second …
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Today I went out to the Uni of Edinburgh Veterinary School to run a session with the staff there, the brief being to get people to think about something a bit outside their normal routine. Thanks to Jessie Paterson and Sharon Boyd for setting this up. I had asked everyone to bring a photo from …
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