Paul Walker, Design Manager at Catalyst IT Europe, standing outside the London School of Economics (LSE) Summer School Office. He is wearing sunglasses, a green shirt, black jeans, and yellow trainers, with a backpack over one shoulder. The entrance is framed by bright yellow signage that reads “LSE Summer School 2025” and “Get ahead this summer,” with programme dates listed as Monday 23 June to Friday 22 August.
A presenter stands at the front of a classroom giving a presentation on the “Moodle Baseline Templates Project (MBTP)” at LSE. The slide displayed on the large screen shows a transformation journey of LSE Moodle, illustrated as the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly. Each stage is labelled: LSE Moodle (2020), Moodle Baseline Standards, Moodle Improvement Project, Migration to External Host, Significant Moodle Upgrade, and Moodle Baseline Templates Project (marked with a yellow star). The LSE logo appears in the top-right corner of the slide.
Exterior view of The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) building, with large signage and promotional posters for LSE Summer School 2025 displayed in the windows. The posters feature images of smiling students and iconic London landmarks, alongside colourful design elements and text promoting a “World-class city, World-class courses, World-class experience.” The LSE logo appears multiple times across the facade.
Paul Walker, Design Manager, and Sam Taylor, External Services Manager at Catalyst IT Europe, smiling outside the London School of Economics (LSE) Old Building. Both are wearing sunglasses and casual attire. The LSE red logo and "Old Building" sign are visible on the stone facade behind them.
Last week, we joined our client partner, the London School of Economics, for a Design & UX workshop to shape the next phase of their Moodle platform, guided by staff and student feedback.
Proud to support their journey, with Catalyst’s hosting called out as a key milestone in their LMS evolution.⚡