Phil Ramsden Email & Phone Number

I have been working for 16 years at Imperial College, London, United Kingdom, as a teacher and e-learning developer: most recently as head of the METRIC Project. I have worked as Mathematics Content Consultant for London Gifted & Talented (LG&T),, where I developed a number of learning resources for schools at LG&T, and trained teachers in their use. I now work on development of e-learning resources and curricula (in Mathematics, Engineering and Physical Chemistry) and short courses, as well as undergraduate lecturing (in Mathematics) and staff training.I run the METRIC Project, a subject-themed project (the focus being Mathematics), providing• online resources, short courses and tutorial support, for students at Imperial and those making the school-university transition;• support for school students from under-represented social groups in the London Region;• training staff and student tutors/mentors• developing Computer Algebra based learning resources.My role at Imperial College involves:• developing e-learning resources in Java and Mathematica;• lecturing;• coordinating evaluation;• coordinating training; • outreach. I am the academic leader and sponsor of the West London Further Mathematics Centre, which Imperial college hosts. I have served on the Curriculum Authority's A-level Mathematics Working Group. I run Imperial's Institute of Mathematical Sciences Summer School, and co-host our regular Mathematics Circles, run jointly with London's Royal Institution.I have hosted the International Mathematica Symposium, and now serve on its International Committee. I am a certified trainer for Wolfram Education Group, and also deliver training in symbolic computation to staff and students at Imperial College. I have co-written one textbook (Experiments in Undergraduate Mathematics), and co-edited the Proceedings of the 2003 International Mathematica Symposium.Specialties: e-learning, e-assessment, Mathematica, Java, mathematics, dynamical systems

Listed skills include Mathematics, E Learning, Mathematica, Java, and 2 others.