Robert loves teaching. It doesn't really matter what, where, or to whom. He's always enjoyed education himself, and relishes the chance to help others learn and grow. Robert is currently a student at Sussex University, England. He's studying Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, which continues a series of academic and personal endeavours in computing. He also acts as a Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) leader, helping other students with the courses he is currently on. Another setting that gives him the opportunity to help others learn is his website, www.easyelements.com, which helps users of Photoshop Elements and Photoshop to get more out their software. He also produces graphical resources, such as free Photoshop brush sets, for people to make use of. Technology is one of his main interests, and he's explored many areas of computing over the years. From playing games on his Atari ST back in the early 90's, to experimenting with digital art and 3D modelling, to learning to code applications, he’s enjoyed sampling many of the wide range of pastimes available in computing. When asked what his favorite computer activity is, Robert will almost certainly reply 'Programming'. He started programming when he was just 7 years old in 1995, and has never stopped since. He sees programming as a fun problem solving task, and enjoys it for the same reason one might enjoy a really complex crossword. You are more likely to find him coding a computer game than playing one! Recently he programmed an application called Data Bucket Pro, which provides easy access to a cost effective online storage system. To find out more about that project, click here. Robert recently programmed an application called Data Bucket Pro which provides easy access to a cost effective online storage system. To find out more about the system, click here.