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Strode College - IT Lecturer
Paul worked in a small technology company in the US in the early 1990s who pioneered digital video recording for the film and TV industry before returning to the UK in the later part of the decade. He then started working in education and taught IT for 9 years. At this time, he got involved in open source and incorporated this into his teaching.
The exposure to open source was carried into working with a number of Moodle partners in the UK and US where he specialised in developing resources for customers and wrote a book about using Moodle for Design and Technology teaching. In 2014 Paul joined a small UK Awarding Organisation who specialised in open source qualifications for schools, colleges and training companies. As of July 2020 he is working as a Further Education college teacher for the newly introduced T Level, putting an Open stamp on things.
Hi, 👍 I'm Paul
An experienced cyber specialist with thousands of hours of hands-on expertise, leading this innovative digital experiences.
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“A Generation Ahead in Cyber Security!”
I’m constantly surprised at how much more awareness students have of the world around them, than I did at their age. This is no less the case than in the world of cyber security, where familiarity with attacks and the need for endpoint security is well understood.
Jason Brown
“A Unique Opportunity!”
Strode’s CyberCon is a unique opportunity for both students and industry to learn about the often-overlooked opportunities close to them across the cyber and computing sector. It is a fantastic chance for students to meet peers and learn from eachother as well as meeting directly with the industries who want to engage with them.
Chris Hotchin
“There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.”
Software comes from heaven when you have good hardware.
Ken Olson
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