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Terry Fuller

Terry Fuller
Instructional Development Consultant
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Burnaby, British Columbia
CANADA

Terry Fuller

Biography

Terry is an Instructional Development Consultant in the Learning and Teaching Centre at BCIT in Burnaby (a suburb of Vancouver), British Columbia, where she has worked for the last 13 years. She is the project manager for the 50 Grassroots Projects in the TEK Initiative. Terry has a Master's Degree from California State University in San Jose (aka San Jose State University) in Instructional Technology. Her interests in technology enabled learning and internationalization have taken her to places as close to home as Surrey, B.C., and as far away as Oman, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Mexico, Chile, Thailand, and Jamaica. She is an amatuer photographer and a sailing mate.

- BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology, a polytechnic institute)
- TEK (Technology Enabled Learning)

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
ELI 2006 Annual MeetingGrassroots Projects: Fostering and Supporting an Institute-Wide Culture of Innovation01/31/2006

Interests

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Project Management
Teaching and Learning
Training and Support
Faculty Development
Faculty
Instructional Technology

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