Adam Levi

<p dir="ltr">Adam Levi is the Senior Learning Technologist at Arts University Plymouth, ensuring digital tools enrich and empower hands-on, creative learning. An advocate for inclusive education, he collaborates with students and staff to build digital environments where creative practice can thrive. Adam co-leads major university initiatives, including the Adobe Creative Campus programme and the Canvas rollout, keeping the student experience at the heart of technological change.</p> <p dir="ltr">Adam originally moved to Plymouth from Wales to complete his degree. Following this, he spent several years managing front-line services in the charitable advice and guidance sector, where he discovered a passion for technology-enhanced learning. In this role, he designed accredited national training, delivered educational packages to industry leaders in regulated sectors, and partnered with universities on student professional development. Joining Arts University Plymouth in March 2020, he navigated immediate pandemic demands to help shape the university's long-term digital education strategy.</p> <p dir="ltr">This person-centred background heavily influences his current work. At Arts University Plymouth, Adam helped design the University's innovative Distance Learning programme, guide the university's ethical approach to emerging technologies and leading projects on topics such as the impact of AI on teaching, learning and the creative arts and how to improve institutional digital capability. </p> <p dir="ltr">Adam is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) and a member of the Association of Learning Technologists. A recognised voice in the sector dedicated to sharing practice, he was a keynote panel speaker at Jisc Digifest 2025 and has contributed a forthcoming academic textbook on staff development in digital education pedagogy.</p> <p><br /></p>