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      David Cameron

      David Cameron

      David is an experienced instructional designer and an award-winning writer and poet (his collected poems, The Bright Tethers, was published in 2016). After years of writing and editing for NGOs in the European cultural sector, he entered the magical world of eLearning. In this new world he was able to draw on his experiences of learning while working in a Surrey school for children with severe epilepsy, as an Adult Basic Education tutor in Edinburgh, and as a teacher of business English in Amsterdam. What does he enjoy most about instructional design? Seeing words spring visually to life. In 2014, David received the Hennessy Literary Award.

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