Fiona Howat

E-Learning technologist specialising in MOOC content creation and media development.I am a passionate and hardworking professional who likes a challenge. I am proud of my abilities in content creation and post-production methods and always go the extra mile with every project I do. I work as an e-Learning technologist at St George's, University of London and have worked on several of their successful MOOC courses, including:- The Genomic Era: the Future of Genomes in Medicine- ECG Assessment: An Introduction for Healthcare Professionals- Preparing for an International Healthcare Elective: Training in Global Health, Ethics and Safety- Genomic Technologies in Clinical Diagnostics: Molecular Techniques & Next Generation Sequencing- Organ Donation: Essentials for Healthcare Professionals- Using Virtual Scenarios to Create Effective Learning- Developing Clinical Empathy: Making a Difference in Patient Care- Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT): An Introduction for Healthcare Professionals- Managing Innovation: Learning to Prototype for Business- Global Health Governance: Addressing Globalization and Health Inequities- Creative Problem Solving: Design Thinking in Health and Social Care- Critical Appraisal Techniques for Healthcare Literature - Managing COVID-19 in Primary Care- COVID-19 in Africa: Managing the Outbreak in Primary Care Settings- Medical Equipment Donations to Low Resource Settings- Healthcare Selection and Recruitment: Design and Deliver Effective Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs)In addition to this, I have been primarily responsible for creating walkthrough tutorials demonstrating the university's new virtual learning environment (VLE), CANVAS, for both SGUL staff and students.In the past, I have worked as a social media freelancer for a number of diverse organisations, from ethical fashion to sports, gaining extensive experience with online marketing and social media platforms.In my spare time, I am the main content creator and host of 'What Am I Rolling?', an independent podcast dedicated to playtesting and reviewing roleplaying games (RPGs), which launched in late February 2018 and, more recently, ‘The DM’s Book Club’, a weekly podcast dedicated to reading Dungeons & Dragons material and discussing how best to use it in role-playing campaigns. I was also a regular RPG player on 'TBA Mondays', YouTube Dungeons & Dragons series by fellow content creator, Ursa Ryan.