Stewart Cromar

In his role as e-learning developer, Stewart was a pivotal member of the award-winning team that created the first online learning resources for medical students. With an eye for design and curiosity for medical subject matter, he created visually appealing, user-friendly teaching materials, quizzes and online resources for staff and students.

In 2005, Stewart and colleagues were awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for a virtual online hospital, which allowed teaching staff to deliver online medical learning activities.

Stewart is registered partially-sighted and fundraises for several charities. He publishes a blog to help others understand his sight loss journey and is a renowned amateur Lego designer, often using Braille bricks in his creations.