Teri Chadbourne
Teri Chadbourne is a front-end web developer and developer advocate known for her passion for education and tech conferences organization spanning over 10 years.
With a diverse educational background ranging from Cross-Cultural Education to Front-End Web Development, Teri excels in creating beginner-friendly content like blogs, talks, code samples, and tutorials to aid developers in adopting new technologies such as Progressive Web Apps.
As the lead maintainer and front-end web developer at ProtoSchool, Teri is committed to simplifying decentralized web concepts through beginner-friendly coding tutorials on IPFS and related peer-to-peer networking protocols, overseeing strategy, platform features, curriculum development, and global community growth.
Additionally, she co-organizes Offline Camp, a series of unconference tech retreats supporting the Offline First community, ensuring apps function seamlessly under all network conditions. Teri extends these conversations through managing the Offline Camp Medium publication and curating the Offline First YouTube channel.
Teri Chadbourne's extensive educational journey includes studies in Cross-Cultural Education, Meeting and Event Management, Leadership, Management, English as a Second Language, Spanish, American Literature, Secondary Education, and Professional Certificates in various web development specializations.
With a robust professional background, Teri has held positions at esteemed organizations such as Protocol Labs, IBM, General Assembly, Future Insights, and Wellesley Information Services, fulfilling roles like Developer Advocate, Full-Stack Web Developer, Community Manager, and Events Lead.
Teri Chadbourne's commitment to education, combined with her technical expertise and extensive organizational experience, solidify her reputation as a prominent figure in the web development and tech advocacy domains.
