About the teaching team

Starting as a Library School, the Manchester Metropolitan iSchool has been teaching web for nearly twenty years.

Web-related teaching in the iSchool at Manchester Metropolitan University is done by:

• Richard Eskins, who teaches web design and front-end development through all three years of the undergraduate degree, and on the DTS apprentice degree. He has also taught UX design for many years and is well known in the Manchester web development industry. Email Richard or follow him on twitter.
• Derren Wilson, who teaches web design and front-end development through all three years of the undergraduate degree, and on the DTS apprentice degree. Email Derren or follow him on twitter.
• Chris Dawson, who teaches introductory JavaScript.
• Kimberley Sheen, who teaches User Experience Design.

Guest lecturing for us

We are always interested in getting speakers to talk to our students about the latest industry practices. In some cases you don’t need to prepare anything: we’ll just get you to wander around the classroom, talking to students and seeing how they are getting on with their projects.

If you are interested in lecturing, please contact Richard Eskins.