CV Dr Mark Gillham. RESEARCH AREA - Media, Culture and Communication Studies. ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

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1 CV Dr Mark Gillham AFFILIATION : Senior Lecturer; Media, Communication & Performing Arts; School of Social Science, Media & Communication; Faculty of Health & Social Sciences. RESEARCH AREA - Media, Culture and Communication Studies. ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS BSc (Hons) 2.1 Psychology, 2003, Open University PhD, 1982, Role of Lumbricus rubellus in amelioration of moorland soil colonised by birch, University of Aberdeen BSc (Hons) 2.1 Environmental Science, 1979, University of Bradford Member of the British Computer Society, present Member of the Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (ILT), 2002 present, Member of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP), Member of the Institute of Information Scientists, EMPLOYMENT & APPOINTMENTS 1989 present, Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in New Media, Media, Communication & Sociology, School of Social Science, Media & Communication, Faculty of Health & Social Sciences. Formally within Department of Communication & Information Studies, Department of Information Management Computing Liaison Officer, Social Work Department, Lothian Regional Council Computing Advisor, Regional Computing Centre, University of Edinburgh Computing Officer, Scottish Institute of Agricultural Engineering Programmer, Underwater Inspection Services ( Scotland) Ltd Member of the IT Working Group, Disability Scotland Research Fellowship with British Telecom, Human Factors Division. ADMINISTRATION Current Admissions tutor (BA Media, Film & Media, Media & Culture), previous Research Area Co-ordinator. Course Leader BA Information Management Admissions Tutor (MScIM, BAIM) Placement co-ordinator Member, Learning Resources Committee Member, Research Degrees Committee

2 TEACHING - current Postgraduate Political Communication & Public Affairs Dissertation supervision (MScPR) Modular Masters Research Methods PhD Research Methods Undergraduate Media, Technology & Society (module co-ordinator) Video & Digital Production (Publicity) (module co-ordinator) Public Relations & Journalism Production Client Based Production (module co-ordinator) Psychology & Film (module co-ordinator) Dissertation Diploma & CPD Research Methods & Information Skills (Chartered Institute of Public Relation Diploma) Qualitative Research with N6 (NUD.IST) (Centre for Academic Practice) TEACHING previously taught (recent) Multimedia Systems (module co-ordinator) Digital Design (module co-ordinator) Research Methods 2 (module co-ordinator) Applied Information Technology (module co-ordinator) Systems Research (Masters) (module co-ordinator) EXAMINATION External examiner for Business Information Management & Information & Communication Management, School of Information Management, Leeds Metropolitan University, 2003 present, Moderator for HND Information Studies (Information Management II). SCOTVEC Examiner for HND Information Studies (Information Technology II). SCOTVEC PhD examiner (QMUC)

3 VALIDATION QMU Validations, School of Business & Enterprise 2004, plus others Mass Communication at EEO, Athens 2003 HND, Business Information Technology, Telford College, Lead Assessor, 2000 RESEARCH Supervision PhD supervision, QMUC, Colin Cameron, Director of Studies, 2006-present PhD supervision, QMUC, Dr Sue Murray, Principal Supervisor, PhD supervision, QMUC, Simone Kurtzke, Supervisor, 2005-present CONFERENCE PAPERS IPR Academic Conference, New thinking in public relations research and practice: Partnering academia with industry, March 2005, University of Lincoln, papers accepted - Geeks & Dinosaurs : Practitioner perspectives on recent developments and future trends in organizational publications (with Somerville & Wood) and New Media and New Media and Public Relations: UK practitioner perspectives (with Somerville) The International Congress Autism-Europe Lisbon 2003, (poster with S. Murray) November 2003 ED-MEDIA 98 - World Conference on Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, Freiburg, Germany. (paper given) June 1998 ED-MEDIA 96 - World Conference on Educational Mul timedia and Hypermedia, Boston, USA. (paper given), June 1996 The Internet for Media and Cultural Studies, The UK Online User Group, Edinburgh, UK (invited paper given), May 1998 CONSULTANCY The free organisational publication: practitioner perspectives on recent trends and future developments consultancy for Crossan Communications ( 2500) (with I. Somerville & W. Wood) 2003 Internal Communication in NHS ( 10000) (with E. Wood (project leader) and others) BIDS/Ingenta Information Gateway Evaluation for Spafax Consulting (with K. Buckner), Training Needs Analysis in Scottish SME's. Funded by EASE. ( 3000) Lothian Regional Council: training and support of staff in the use of a computerised client index system. ( 16000) Lothian Regional Council/Lothian Health Board: identification and evaluation of software for the joint home nursing and therapy aids store computer system. ( 6650) 1990 Lothian Regional Council/Lothian Health Boards: computer system specification for the joint home nursing and therapy aids store. ( 2500)

4 RESEARCH GRANTS & CONTRACTS QMUC RIC small project funding. New Media Technology and Public Relations, (with I. Somerville), ( 1000) QMUC CLT funded project: An evaluation of BIS-Online. ( 500) QMUC RAE funded project: Household Information Systems: An evaluation of local and Internet information in the home (with K. Buckner) (c 2000) 1998 QMUC funded project: An investigation into the utilisation of networks and networking by small hotels in Scotland (with I. Buick, K. Halcro, N. Johns, T. Laffin and P.A. Lynch) 1998 Evaluation of EEVL (Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library) information gateway (with E. Davenport, K. Buckner & R. Kemp) 1997 ESPRIT Intelligent Information Interfaces Project - Living Memory. c 500K (with E. Davenport & K. Buckner) 1996 Elsiver/LIRG Research Award. Access strategies of home users of interactive mul timedia information systems (with K. Buckner) 1995 QMU Small Projects Award. Evaluation of multimedia information in the home Research Fellowship with British Telecom, Human Factors Division, 1993 SUMMARY OF CURRENT RESEARCH Computer based activity plans and special needs school children. New media technologies in the PR industries. Media representations of disability. PUBLICATIONS Buckner, K & Gillham, M. (2003) Using for social and domestic purposes: effectiveness in fulfilment of interpersonal communication motives, In International Conference on Home Oriented Informatics and Telematics (HOIT2003), The Networked Home and the Home of the Future, University of California, April 6-8, 2003 Buckner, K & Gillham. M (2000) Using for social and domestic purposes: processes, practices and attitudes. In Sloane, A. and van Riji,. Eds) Home Informatics and Telematics: information, Technology and Society, IFIP WG 9.3 International Conference on Home Oriented Informatics and Telematics (HOIT 2000), Boston: Kluwer, Gillham, M. & Hall, H. (1999) 'Alive' on the Internet: A user-centred evaluation of BIS- Online. New Review of Academic Librarianship, 5, Lynch, P., Halcro, K., Johns, N., Buick, I. & Gillham, M. (2000) Networks and networking: a strategic tool for small hotel survival and success? Proceedings of the 9th Annual CHME Hospitality Research Conference April 25-27, 2000 (ISBN ) Buckner, K.,& Gillham, M. (2000) Using for social and domestic purposes, HOIT 2000 In, IT at Home: Virtual influences on everyday life, School of Computing, University of Wolverhampton, U.K. June 28-30, 2000

5 Davenport, E., Buckner, K., Whyte, A. & Gillham, M. (1999) Partner Lens (PaL): Work in Progress on Social Browsers. In, Fields, B. & Wright, P. (eds), Design for Collaboration: Communities constructing technology, University of York, 12 March 1999, 1-7 Gillham, M., Buckner, K. & Butt, R. (1999) The Cautious Student - a user centred evaluation of Web supported learning. Innovations in Education and Training International, 36(4), Buckner, K., and Gillham, M. (1998) A Comparative Evaluation of Print and Electronic Reviews of Mul timedia Information Products. Journal of Universal Computer Science, 4(3), [Abstract] Gillham, M., Buckner, K. and Butt, R. (1998) Web Supported Learning - A user evaluation of a Media Studies application. Proceeding of ED-MEDIA 98 - World Conference on Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, eds T. Ottmann & I. Tomek, AACE Publishing, Freiburg, June 1998, [Abstract] Buckner, K. and Gillham, M. (1997) What Use Are Reviews? An Analysis of Mul timedia Information Software Reviews and Their Relevance to Home Information Consumers, in Proceeding of ED-MEDIA 97 - World Conference on Educational Mul timedia and Hypermedia, eds Muldner T and Reeves TC,AACE Publishing, Calgary, June 1997, Gillham, M. and Buckner K. (1997) User evaluation of hypermedia encyclopedias. Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, 1997, 6(1), Gillham, M. and Buckner K. (1996) Interactive Mul timedia Information: Evaluation by home users, In Proceeding of ED-MEDIA 96 - World Conference on Educational Mul timedia and Hypermedia, eds Carlson P and Makedon F AACE Publishing, Boston, June 1996, Davenport, E., Higgins M., and Gillham M. (1996) Designing a probe to explore home information systems in the United Kingdom. Online & CDROM Review, 1996, 20 (2), [Abstract] Gillham, M. Kemp B. and Buckner K. (1996) Evaluating interactive multimedia products for the home. The New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia, 1995, 1, Davenport, E. and Gillham M. (1995) Training for teleworking. Paper presented at the UEUCLID conference in Copenhagen, November Gillham M. (1995) Home Information: What Makes a Good Multimedia CD-ROM? Managing Information 1995, 2(12), Gillham, M. (1994) Information Management Education: The role of work experience placements. Managing Information, 1994, 1, (11-12) Gillham, M. (1993) Prototyping for Requirements Capture. British Telecom plc, 34pp. Gillham, M. (1992) Stores Information Management. British Journal of Health Care Computing. July 1992, 9(6), 32-33

6 Gillham, M. (1990) The identification and evaluation of software packages for a computer system for the Lothian Health Board and Lothian Regional Council Social Work Department joint home nursing and therapy aids store (consultant's report) Gillham, M. (1990) The specifications of a computer system for the Lothian Health Board and Lothian Regional Council Social Work Department joint home nursing and therapy aids store (consultant's report). OTHER INFORMATION Courses & other conferences attended CAP/CLT courses in Assessment Feedback, Plagiarism, Disability Discrimination Act, Research Supervision, Mind Mapping, Open & Distance Learning, Teaching with Stats for the Terrified V4., Beginners and advanced SPSS 10.0, Writing for Publication, Game-on, the conference exploring the potential of computer games in learning, Learning & Teaching Scotland, Edinburgh, 2002 Webmaster Training Course, Heriot-Watt University, 1999 Higher Still Development - briefing meeting for computing, Glasgow, Nud.ist Workshop by Prof. Tom Richards, Manchester Metropolitan University, Scottish Open Systems Conference: Local Government Session, Glasgow, 1992 Software and Systems Practice: Social Sciences Perspectives, CRICT/BCS Conference, Reading, UK Online User Group/ALGIS: Computerised Information Services and Local Government, Birmingham University, 1992 LAIG Scotland Conference: Strategic Information Management, February, Glasgow, 1991