After 15 years in education, Gill joined the original research team of the Interactive Learning Project at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1986 to study the effectiveness of multimedia in education. From 1986 - 1990 she assisted in the production of two Science and one Mathematics interactive laser discs for use in secondary schools.

When Interactive Learning Productions (ILP) was formed in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Gill produced interactive material for a variety of products, most notably British Rail Training programmes, exhibitions for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) and more recently educational CD ROMS.

Since becoming a freelance producer in May 1997, Gill has project managed and produced content for a variety of projects, including training programmes, exhibition work, educational CD ROMs and websites, whilst still remaining in contact with education through supply teaching and working in schools to promote links with third world countries.