LT&I Support Team – Moodle Parent

Learning Technology and Innovation Team

For all Moodle inquiries and questions please email moodlesupport@tru.ca. The Learning Technology and Innovation team are here to help.

Brian Lamb

Director, Learning Technology & Innovation
Brian has spent more than twenty years working with instructors and students to use the open web to promote learning, communication and collaboration. He blogs at Abject.ca.

Amanda Smith

Learning Technologist
Amanda loves learning education technologies inside and out, so that she can help individuals learn how to use these tools in the most effective way for their specific work and, so that she can respond to inquiries as quickly and thoroughly as possible! Amanda has never met a dessert she doesn’t like; she also loves dogs and Harry Potter!

Brenna Clarke Gray

Coordinator, Educational Technologies
Brenna’s research interests include the history and future of open tenure processes, scholarly podcasting, and educational technology support as care work. She is powered primarily by righteous indignation and lattes.

Jamie Drozda

Coordinator, Educational Technologies
Jamie enjoys researching and analyzing the effectiveness of current learning technologies and assessing the challenges in adapting new technologies. She strives to address interaction and assessment issues along with integrating technology with classroom pedagogy.

Jason Toal

Coordinator, Educational Technologies
Jason has been an Educator and Educational Technologist for the past 25 years. From the sketchbook page to the webpage, he creates learning experiences on the topics of Visual Practice, Educational Media, and Open Educational Resources. With a background in art, design & interaction design, he specializes in the human aspects of learning technology and the innovative use of media.

Jon Fulton

Video Producer
Jon is a video producer for Thompson Rivers University, Open Learning. He creates pedagogically-driven media pieces for distance courses. His business card should read “Image Acquisition and Manipulation,” although he also has extensive experience in audio manipulation, once creating a three-minute sound composition based entirely from a single puff of his asthma inhaler.