Find out more about our team of data and digital education experts. Our team is led by Professor Judy Robertson, Chair of Digital Learning and complemented by mix of academic colleagues, qualified teachers and STEM professionals. We aim to bring together education and technology expertise in education, industry and local government.

Professor Judy Robertson
Chair in Digital Learning, University of Edinburgh
Phone: 0131 651 6249
judy.robertson@ed.ac.ukBased in Moray House School of Education and Sport and the School of Informatics, my work focuses on how technology can help to solve thorny real world problems.

Angela Hunter
Centre Administrator
Phone: 0131 651 6243
angela.hunter@ed.ac.ukAngie is the Administrator for the Centre for Research in Digital Education based at Moray House School of Education and Sport.

Claire Sowton
Communications Manager
Phone: 0131 651 6548
claire.sowton@ed.ac.ukI look after the various communications channels of the Data Education in Schools project.

Craig Steele
Digital Skills Consultant
cr@igsteele.comCraig Steele is an educator, published author and creative technologist, who helps people develop digital skills in a fun and creative environment.

Jenni Doonan
Curriculum & Partnerships Manager (BGE)
jenni.doonan@ed.ac.ukLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennidoonan/
Jenni Doonan is responsible for developing curriculum resources in the Broad General Education phase. Part of her role includes building partnerships between the Data Education in Schools project, companies and organisations to ensure we bring real-world data-led learning into the classroom.

Kate Farrell
Director of Curriculum Development and Professional Learning
kate.farrell@ed.ac.ukI am leading the development of a data science curriculum schools in Scotland, training teachers to use the resources we design and working with the SQA to develop a national Secondary school qualification in Data Science.

Jo Spiller
Non-Academic Programme Director
Jo.Spiller@ed.ac.ukI am responsible for the operational and strategic development of the programme.

Tommy Lawson
Schools Technology Advisor
tommy.lawson@ed.ac.ukA Digital Learning Specialist with over 30 years experience in schools, currently working between Education Authorities and the University of Edinburgh.