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Heritage Community Foundation Presents
Alberta Online Encyclopedia and Edukits

Aboriginal Youth Identity Series: Leadership Leadership
Leadership
Health and Wellness

About Us

The Heritage Community Foundation (Charitable number: 87082 2541 RR001) is a charitable trust that links people with heritage through discovery and learning. Its priorities are development of online learning resources; creation of experiential learning opportunities for children and youth; and research into painful aspects of our history for public education and healing.

The World Wide Web has been chosen as the primary medium for communicating media-rich heritage content to educational users and the public. The Heritage Community Foundation develops and resources web development projects that highlight the historical, natural, cultural, scientific and technological heritage of Alberta. Both public and private sector partners are involved in online content development.

An important aspect of the Foundation's web development strategy is its web advisory council made up of heritage professionals and stakeholders. The web advisory council advises the Foundation on the development of online learning resources for the Alberta Online Encyclopedia and other media initiatives

Web Advisory Council Members:

Cheryl Croucher, Independent Consultant
Barbara Dacks, Legacy Magazine
Bert Finnamore, Ph.D., Provincial Museum of Alberta
Peter Goertzen, Grande Prairie and District Museum
Jack Ives, Ph.D., Historic Sites Service, Alberta Community Development
David Leonard, Ph.D., Historic Sites Service, Alberta Community Development
Doug Leonard, Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies
Michael Payne, Ph.D., Historic Sites Service, Alberta Community Development
Ken Regan, CKUA Radio Network Inc.
Jim Robertson, Kerry Wood Nature Centre
Michael P. Robinson, Ph.D., Glenbow Museum, Art Gallery, Library and Archives
Ron Ulrich, Fort McLeod Museum

Edukit Team

Administration and Development

Adriana Davies, PhD, Executive Director
Win Aungkyaw, MSC, RI, Office Administrator
Davor Babic, Systems Administrator/ Senior Programmer
Brenda Hennig, Copyright Editor
Joel Christianson, MA (Classics) Director of Projects and Partnerships
Sylvia Vance, PhD Director of Research
Anton Brereton, BA Research Manager
David W. Baker, B.Ed, MEd, MA (Communications & Technology) Online Learning Manager
Peter C. Conrad, B. A., B.Ed, CACE, MA Senior Writer and Editor

Graphic Design

Chace Groves from the concept of Shannon Culberson

For Aboriginal Youth Identity Phase II Edukits the Learning Team consisted of:

Research, Writing and Instructional Design

Brenda Nelson BA, B.Ed.
Peter C. Conrad
David Baker
Michael Flewwelling, BA, B.Ed

Technical Development, Programming and Support

Rolland Malegana
Chace Groves
Rachael Leong
Nathan Sorochan

Community Liaison, Research and Writing

Illowooak (Mary Frost)
Editor
Peter Conrad

Production Supervision

Sylvia Vance

Images and Content/Ideas from

The Glenbow Museum and Archives
Illowooak (Mary Frost)

Editor

Peter Conrad

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