Claire Bradshaw
About Claire Bradshaw
Claire Bradshaw is an Instructional Designer at RingCentral, where she has worked since 2021. She has a diverse background in multimedia development and e-learning, having held various roles at companies such as The Creative Engine Limited, Elekta, and Thales.
Work at RingCentral
Claire Bradshaw has been serving as an Instructional Designer at RingCentral since 2021. In this role, she focuses on creating effective learning experiences and resources for employees. She has taken the initiative to promote Women in STEM subjects, particularly in Astronomy, and has conducted company-wide presentations to simplify complex topics in this field. Additionally, she has built several communities within the organization using a bespoke communication platform, facilitating connections among employees with similar interests.
Previous Experience in E-Learning Development
Prior to her current position, Claire Bradshaw held various roles in e-learning development. She worked at Elekta as an E-Learning Multimedia Developer from 2015 to 2020, where she contributed to the development of multimedia learning materials. Earlier, she was employed at Thales as an E-Learning Developer for four months in 2008 and at Systems & Network Training Ltd as an E-learning/Web Developer from 2005 to 2007. Her experience also includes a position at TMB Marketing & Communications as a Web Developer from 2007 to 2008.
Education and Expertise
Claire Bradshaw studied Media Production at the University of Bedfordshire, where she earned a BA(Hons) degree with a 2:1 classification from 1993 to 1996. She also completed A Levels in Communication Studies and Law at Mid-Kent College in 1992. Her foundational education includes A Levels in Computer Science and English from Minster College, which she attended from 1987 to 1992. This educational background supports her expertise in instructional design and multimedia development.
Innovative Projects and Contributions
During her career, Claire Bradshaw has developed an innovative eLearning package called IGNITE!, which consolidated 21 independent learning packages into a single module that serves three languages and four regions. She has promoted the use of JavaScript and JSON technology to enhance learning experiences in eLearning modules. These contributions reflect her commitment to improving educational resources and her ability to leverage technology in instructional design.