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Michelle N. Lamberson

Michelle N. Lamberson
Director, Learning Technology
The University of British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia
CANADA

Michelle N. Lamberson

Biography

Michelle Lamberson is the Director, Learning Technology at The University of British Columbia. Her role, and the role of the Office of Learning Technology, is to provide campus-wide coordination and facilitation, linking units that are integrating technology to improve teaching and learning. Ongoing projects within UBC's OLT include electronic portfolios, social software (weblogs, wikis), learning objects, understanding the impact of enterprise course management system use and web-enablement of scientific instrumentation. In addition to her learning technology role, she is currently teaching an online geology course. Michelle returned to UBC from WebCT in 2002, where she had worked for three years in a variety of roles related to training, event planning and best practice use of the system. Prior to that, she was the Faculty of Science EdTech Coordinator and geology lecturer at UBC. Michelle's discipline area is Geology, receiving her degrees from UBC (PhD, 1993), Penn State (MS, 1987) and Boston University (BA, 1981).

Publications

Publications
Governance of E-Learning Applications: Networks for Commu ...
ECAR
July 2004

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
EDUCAUSE 2004Staying a Step Ahead of the Enterprise Curve: Early Lessons Learned from UBC's E-Portfolio Project10/22/2004
EDUCAUSE 2003When E-Learning Goes Enterprise Wide11/07/2003
NLII Annual Meeting 2002The CMS and Institution’s e-Strategy01/29/2002

Membership Information

General Info

Membership Information
OrganizationStatus
EDUCAUSEParticipating Representative
ELIPrimary Representative

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