Bio

Richard Millwood experience relates to designing and developing the best possible use of technology in learning. His early career skills were in teaching mathematics and computer programming. In recent years he have developed skills in strategic planning and delivery, leadership of a large team of creative educationalists and public speaking. His own creative work includes developing learning opportunities from the micro to the macro: making software, visuals, multimedia, television, web sites, module designs, team teaching and innovative online degree courses. Richard Millwood has considerable experience in teacher education and facilitating non-formal learning through community of practice.

Before 2026 he was a Research Fellow developing family creative computing in the OurKidsCode project in the School of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin, following four years as Course Director for the Masters in Technology and Learning. He remains a 'visitor' at Trinity College Dublin. Retired at the end of 2025 and now plan to focus voluntarily on the National Archive of Educational Computing.