Advancing Re(al)conciliation
With First Nations University of Canada
Project Overview
Advancing Re(al)conciliation is designed to educate through truth-telling and inspire action.
Learners will learn about how the past created much of our present experiences and situations, and how present knowledge and relationships can shape the future. Learners will explore current realities within the context of understanding the past as they 'peel away' the layers of colonial teaching, knowledges, understandings, positionalities, and experiences.
Visual Design
Timeline
4 months
Instructional Design
Using eClarity
Authorware
Articulate Rise and Storyline
LMS
Thinkific and Brightspace
Accessibility and Inclusion
AA+ WCGA Accessible
Inclusive and Equitable
Multimedia
Vyond, Adobe Suite, Canva
What People Are Saying
"Working alongside KnowledgeNow is an absolute pleasure. In the spirit of knowledge sharing and cultural enrichment, it is evident that KnowledgeNow is committed to their role in reconciliation through co-creating and designing educational pathways that honour Indigenous knowledge, traditions and innovation."
Reila Bird
Director of FNUniv Indigenous Continuing Education
“Prior to taking the course, I had next to zero knowledge about the Indigenous people, their history, and their placement in Canadian society. having completed this course, I see things differently and appreciate Indigenous people more to their resilience over the years and the need to honest conversations among all Canadians on a continuous basis. And more importantly, the need for the entire Canadian society to be intentional about healing the wounds of the past by ensuring constant truth-telling, and encouraging the active participation of Indigenous people and immigrants in the growth of the economy.”
Bade Daramola
Student
“KnowledgeNow is a team of highly skilled professionals who are committed to their clients. I am impressed with their level of dedication to get to know me as a client and impressed with their ability to fully customize my course content and its design. The Instructional Designers that I have had the privilege of working with were incredibly dedicated, knowledgeable, skilled, and highly collaborative. I am very thankful for their level of expertise in course design because I love the end products! “
Sandra Bellegarde
ICEC Content and Program Consultant
Interested in this course?
You can sign up for this course on First Nations University’s website.