I am one of the New Teaching Fellows, a Principle Lecturer from the London Sport Institute, School of Health and Education and also the Director of Programmes for Sport and the Programme Leader for BSc Sport and Exercise Science.As the director of programmes for Sport and Exercise Science at Middlesex university, I am therefore in charge of ensuring our high teaching standards are maintained. I am a Principal Lecturer and the programme leader for the Sport and Exercise Science programmes and teach on various modules across all years on the SES programme.I have a keen interest on the integration of elearning into programmes to enhance the student experience and help increase engagement in the subject area and linked achievement of the students. I encourage the use of elearning in the team in a manner which does not replace face-to-face learning sessions, but rather supports them. I am currently researching the use of iPads in learning sessions and trying to measure the effectiveness of these as an elearning tool, as part of my Doctoral research.

DProf, Middlesex University, (ongoing)

MSc Sport Science, Liverpool John Moores University

PGCE, Greenwich University

BSc (Hons) Sports science, Coventry University,

FA Level 2 licensed football coach

UEFA B Coaching License (pending)

Higher Education Academy, Full Member

Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs), Level 3 Advanced

My current research interests are:

The use of performance analysis in fitness, player and tactics assessment in team sports, particulary football.

The effects of a variety of non clinical interventions to the treatment of lower back pain.

The use of e-learning tools in assessment and feedback on a contemporary SES programme.

I teach on all the Sport and Exercise courses at Middlesex university, focusing on Biomechanics, education and research methods Including the following modules:

SES1242 - Professional skills

SES1243 - Fundamentals of Sport and Exercise Science

SES2203 - Applied Sport and Exercise Research Methods

SES2116 - Applied Sport and Health Coaching

SES2222 - Applied Physiology and Biomechanics

SES3338 - Interdisciplinary approaches to Sport and Exercise Science

SES3339 - Advanced Teaching and Coaching Methods

SES3340 - Advanced Sport and Exercise Science

Abrahamson, E and Barter, P. (2011). Using a student mentorship scheme to develop and raise academic attainment. MJNET.

Barter, P. (2012). Using iMmediate video feedback.MJNET

Barter, P., Taylor, J., Mellalieu, S., and James, J. (2010). Situation variable effects and tactical performance in professional association football. International Journal of Performance Analysis.

Barter, P. (2010)Injury Prevention and Screening.Chapter 2 in Comfort, P & Abrahamson, E.Sports Rehabilitation and Injury Prevention. Wiley & sons,London. UK.

Rees.D.G, Griffin, E, Taylor, J, Heath, L, Vuckovic, G, Barter, P. and James, N. (2012). Analysing soccer using perturbation attempts.Journal of Human Sport and Exercise. June 2012

Turner, A and Barter, P. (2010). A One-Day Testing Battery for the Assessment of Fitness in Soccer Players.Journal of strength and conditioning.