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6156eeb96f7fc828a1803e222f7a610e research overview <div>&nbsp;</div><div>My early&nbsp;interests in&nbsp;the relationship between fictional and nonfictional narratives have led me into the wider field of book history and reading practices. In terms of period, most of my work has focused on nineteenth and twentieth century literature.&nbsp;I have supervised doctoral&nbsp;theses on&nbsp;Thomas Hardy, Lionel Britton, Louis MacNeice, J.G.Farrell and James Boswell.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>During&nbsp;my time at the Open University, I have become increasingly interested&nbsp;in e-learning, and the scholarship of teaching and learning more broadly.&nbsp;In 2013-14 I was awarded&nbsp;a Teaching Development Grant from the Higher Education Academy for&nbsp;a project on&lsquo;Fostering academic integrity via online collaborative writing&rsquo;, and in 2014-15 I led an OU team working on the theme of engaged student learning as part of the HEA&#39;s Strategic Enhancement Programme.&nbsp;&nbsp;I am a member of the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, and have contributed to ISSOTL conferences in Hamilton, Ontario (2012) and Lund, Sweden (2017).</div><div>&nbsp;</div><h3>Publications</h3><div>Recent publications include:</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>&#39;Digital Futures&#39; (with Ann Hewings) in<em>English: Shared Futures</em>, ed. Robert Eaglestone and Gail Marshall for th English Association&nbsp;(D.S.Brewer, 2018)&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>&#39;The Short Story Anthology: shaping the canon,&#39; in<em>The Cambridge History of the English Short Story</em>, ed. Dominic Head (Cambridge University Press, 2016)</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div><em>Futures for English Studies: Teaching Language, Literature and Creative Writing in Higher Education</em>, co-edited with Ann Hewings and Philip Seargeant (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016)</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>&#39;Using collaboration to foster academic integrity&#39;,<em>Open Learning</em>, vol.31, no.2 (2016)</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div>
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6156eeb96f7fc828a1803e222f7a610e biography <p>My links to the Open University go back to&nbsp;1977 when I enrolled as a student on an education course after taking my first degree, in English Studies,&nbsp;at the University of Nottingham. I subsequently became a part-time postgraduate research&nbsp;student at the OU: my doctoral thesis was on fiction and history in the work of V.S.Naipaul.</p><p>I taught&nbsp;in the University of Nottingham&#39;s Adult Education Department before taking up a lectureship at the University of Bradford&#39;s Department of Interdisciplinary Human Studies in 1994. I became an OU Staff Tutor in 2000, served as&nbsp;head of the Department of English (2011-2015)&nbsp;and was the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences&#39;s first Associate Dean (Learning&nbsp;&amp; Teaching Innovation)&nbsp;from 2016 until my retirement at the end of 2018. I continue my links with the University, especially within FASS, as Emeritus Professor.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
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6156eeb96f7fc828a1803e222f7a610e Description <p>My links to the Open University go back to&nbsp;1977 when I enrolled as a student on an education course after taking my first degree, in English Studies,&nbsp;at the University of Nottingham. I subsequently became a part-time postgraduate research&nbsp;student at the OU: my doctoral thesis was on fiction and history in the work of V.S.Naipaul.</p><p>I taught&nbsp;in the University of Nottingham&#39;s Adult Education Department before taking up a lectureship at the University of Bradford&#39;s Department of Interdisciplinary Human Studies in 1994. I became an OU Staff Tutor in 2000, served as&nbsp;head of the Department of English (2011-2015)&nbsp;and was the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences&#39;s first Associate Dean (Learning&nbsp;&amp; Teaching Innovation)&nbsp;from 2016 until my retirement at the end of 2018. I continue my links with the University, especially within FASS, as Emeritus Professor.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
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