joined OUCS in 1974 as a programmer after lecturing in computing at Sunderland Polytechnic and then Oxford Polytechnic. As Training and Information Manager she is responsible for all the end-user courses (about 50 modules) and also the web, documentation etc. 

is Information Officer for the Computers in Teaching Initiative Support Service, which is based at OUCS.

started out life as a chemist with an interest in computers, he is now computer manager for the Physical & Theoretical Chemistry Lab. He is also chairman of OxCERT and a member of the University's Security & Privacy Policy group. He still occasionally indulges in some chemistry, especially when foreign conferences are involved.

I have recently joined OUCS as Assistant Director with specific responsibilities for Distributed Computing. I come from performing a similar role for the University of Cambridge Computing Service, concentrating there on liaison with Humanities departments and the Colleges.
After studying Maths and Computer Science at the University of York, I did post-doc. research at Leeds University, a fixed-term contract back in the York Computing Service, and then came south to work as a Research Adviser in the Academic Computing Service of the Open University. I then left HE for a spell in a small software company in Bradford but returned to academia in 1993 to work at the 'other place'.

is a micro-support technician for the Bodleian Library, and has been involved in supporting PDF documentation for the cataloguing documentation team, the Publications department and the Systems Section, as well as hardware and software support for PCs, Macs, and Linux boxes.

I am currently client-server specialist with the Libraries Automation Service, although I also act as an external consultant to Corpus Christi College and a number of commercial firms. Currently I am working on a number of JISC related projects to make integrated bibliographic catalogues available over the Internet both for Oxford University and the Royal Schools of Music.
Having studied Mathematics and Philosophy, and Computation, I started at the Libraries Automation Service as a Microcomputer Programmer. During this time I developed strong contacts with the UK Microsoft Educational Division and the European Microsoft Windows Academic Centre (EMWAC) based at Edinburgh, and even was granted an interview with the Redmond based Project Manager for NT in Education. I have worked with the early versions of Microsoft Exchange server, and am recognised by the Microsoft Exchange development team as one of the experts in migrating SMTP based mail to Exchange.
On the rare occasions when I am not attached to a computer, I enjoy classical music (and am the archivist of the International Rachmaninoff Society) and spending far too much money buying books of all shapes and flavours.

I retired as User Services Manager on June 30th 1997 after working for OUCS for 32 years. Since retiring I have been so busy playing tennis, playing bridge, walking, learning about wild flowers, etc that I wondered how I ever had time to work.
I have been commissioned by Alex Reid, Director of OUCS, to produced a History of the Computing Services. In between my other activities I have been researching the early years of computing in Oxford.

Dr Karl Harrison, IT Coordinator and Training Officer, Department of Chemistry, University of Oxford and also Chairman of OxTALENT.

has several years' experience in Web applications. He designed the web pages for the Ashmolean Museum Cast Gallery in 1995, and in 1996 helped develop Virtual Glastonbury. Since 1996 is the Network Applications Manager and Webmaster at the Bodleian Library. He is involved with the ILEJ project, to digitise and display over the web 20 year runs of early Victorian journals, and has given talks on digitising techniques nationally and abroad. 

Is one of a team of 4 teaching officers at OUCS where she teaches a variety of courses from Computing for the Terrified to Advanced Unix. She is also an elected member of the ITSSG, a volunteer member of ITSSC 98 and on the OUCS Advisory Working Party that organizes lunchtime seminars. Investigating, analysing and evaluating training possibilities for IT Support Staff has been her favorite non-teaching activity for some time. 

Joyce Martin is Head of the CTI Support Service, which is based at OUCS. She is a member of the ILT Consultative Forum and the C&IT working group.

I am currently the Helpdesk System Co-Ordinator at Oxford University Computing Services, responsible for day to day work on the project to acquire and implement an automated helpdesk system. With a degree in Physics with Solid State Electronics from Exeter University, and after a PGCE and a short course in software engineering, I started work as a digital electronics technician in the school of engineering at Coventry University, and subsequently moved onto computer support and giving training courses in DOS and Windows. This led to a post at Oxford where I joined the training section training section of the Computing Services, teaching a range of computing courses (in particular programming), and helping to develop a course bookings system. I still teach some programming as well as software engineering and internet courses at the Department of Continuing Education.

When I am not involved with IT, I spend much of my time cycling, Morris dancing, and on trains to and from Cornwall, where my family are living at the moment.

is the Bodleian Head of Systems and Deputy Keeper of Scientific Books.

Martin Price has been Director of Administrative Information Services for 6 years. Officially he is the University's Data Protection Officer. In practice, the expertise lies with Martin's deputy, Bill Platts, who does all the work.
Before coming to Oxford Martin was head of MIS at Reading University for more than 20 years

joined the Nuffield Department of Anaesthetics in 1985 as a Research Engineer, having spent the time between graduating from Surrey University working in industry designing embedded microprocessor systems. He received a Master Degree in Digital Systems and Instrumentation in 1989. The advent for low cost personal computers resulted in his gradual drift away from work on bespoke systems and towards the use of PC's for data acquisition & analysis. He now works as the departmental IT Manager, working at the Radcliffe Infirmary, John Radcliffe and Churchill Hospitals.
He was pursuaded to chair organising team of the first & subsequent IT Support Staff Conferences and in 1997 was appointed the chairman of the IT Support Staff Group.
When time allows he can be seen wearing bells around his knees, wealding sticks & waving white hankies! For the last tens years has been organising the Morris Dance displays in Oxford on May Morning.

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is chairman of the University IT Committee.

I am currently the Information Officer at OUCS, and am also the Oxford University Athens site administrator. I have previously worked in Computing Services at both the University of Liverpool and the University of Kent, and have also worked commercially as a technical author.
I studied English and Classical Civilisation before taking an MSc in Computer Science, and this background is useful in my day to day work at OUCS - managing and writing documentation, teaching, and co-ordinating the OUCS web site.

is chairman of the Colleges IT Users' Group

is the systems programmer/project leader responsible for the HFS, based at OUCS.

is part of the Micro Support Team at the Bodleian Library