Andy Pulman is Web Team Leader for the School of Health & Social Care (HSC) at Bournemouth University.

Andy joined HSC in 2002, having come from a commerce background to a post in Higher Education. During this time he has contributed to the fulfilment of a number of HSC learning and teaching plans and projects. He has also managed the development of HSC websites and has helped to produce and support a range of web resources and initiatives.

In 2005, he was awarded a BU Learning and Teaching Fellowship, and in 2006 achieved an MA in Interactive Media. He has been nominated for a Handheld Learning Award (Special Needs Category – Innovation award 2008/09) and is a joint finalist at the forthcoming RCM Midwifery Awards (Johnson & Johnson Award for Excellence in Midwifery Education 2009/10). Andy started a part-time PhD in October 2008. His research interests concern exploring educational solutions around Web 2.0, gaming experiences, personal narratives and simulation.

Andy is also the author of the Palgrave Pocket Study Skills book Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts & More, published in August 2009. He is available for speaking or consultancy about Web 2.0 technologies in Higher Education and beyond. For more information please Contact Him