Bruce Mol

Bruce Mol M.Ed. of Vernon, BC. has 25 years experience training adults; designing, developing and delivering training in the classroom and in a rich variety of media options. While accumulating those experiences, Bruce sought out advanced education to help him create the best learning situations possible. He earned a Provincial Instructors Diploma (PID), a diploma in Adult Education (A.Ed.), and a Masters in Education (M.Ed.) in Curriculum Design and Educational Leadership from SFU. Specializing in media for instruction, Bruce was an early adopter of products like PowerPoint and an advocate for using presentation media to inform, not bore, people in classrooms and audiences. With the advent of accessible and affordable video streaming and editing tools Bruce moved from screen capture and eLearning video into documentary videos for training, orientation and education. As a video documentarian and educator he has created compelling videos helping people understand nature, history and a multitude of other subjects. Bruce's philosophy of teaching in classrooms carries through to his video work. "Teach in ways people can Learn." A unique aspect of Bruce's work is that this approach blends his abilities as a graphic artist, an electronic technologist and an instructor who has taught arts, all the Microsoft Office programs, cycling safety and Train the Trainer for many years. In 2010 Bruce will once again be leading instructor development courses at Okanagan College. Bruce depends on Canon high definition cameras, printers and scanners to create files for use in the Adobe Premium Production Suite. Bruce is also an accomplished Toastmaster and the volunteer Chair for his local cycling advisory committee.