Educational software apps for classrooms
Indian Country Today Feature
Featured on the Indian Country Today Media Network.
This is an amazing opportunity for Ogoki Learning Systems Inc. to promote our free source code project. We’ve been fortunate enough to give away an important piece of technology and allow other Indian Tribes and First Nations from Canada, United States and all over the world to use these tools to help save their historical languages. We are creating our legacy by helping tribes save theirs. [Read more...]
New to Pinterest? Well, so are we. We’ve gathered up a new top 10 list. It covers some great “pins” and iconic “boards” and the most interesting Pinterest users. We’ve searched high and low to bring you this amazing list of Pinterest users – boards, pins and all around interesting people out there. [Read more...]
We have been using Twitter and other social media tools to expand and promote the Blackfeet iPhone App and Ojibway app to our audiences. We are very excited about the results – we now have over 750 twitter followers and counting (at the time of this post – we have 758). [Read more...]
The Blackfeet Community College iPhone Language app is an amazing app that features words, phrases, history, ecology, background and other amazing details of the Blackfeet people.
The app is un
Our first app – “Ojibway People and Language”, was very successful with thousands of downloads.
Helping Save Native Languages in Canada and the United States
The Ojibway project was so successful that we’ve released the source code online and have helped tribes in Canada and the United States create their own language apps. We would like to help you and your First Nation or Tribe work to save your language.
Engaging the Youth with iPads(r) and iPods(r)
Everyone can agree that the future of the North American Native languages hinge on the youth. Ogoki Learning Systems has found a tool to teach the traditional languages to the youth on a device that they use every day. Todays electronics are the keys to sustaining our languages. Its a wonderful learning tool that engages youth and can help preserve the traditional languages.
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Contact us for a free quote or just discuss how our Ojibway app has changed the language landscape.
The interactive story book is an engaging and immersive learning tool that can be designed for the Apple and Android Tablets and smartphones. This unique form of media uses high definition pictures and audio to convey your message or lessons. The interactive media is a perfect tool for educators and learners alike.
Creating an Interactive Storybook is Easy!
Converting existing storybooks to interactive storybooks available on Android tablets and iPads are easily done! These new books can include audio material, games, special notes, interactive updates and other promotional features.
Thousands of New Customers!
You can now reach thousands of new customers and promote your storybooks online using social media and traditional web sites. iTunes and the Android app store make it easy for new authors and content creators to setup shop and begin selling products quickly without the ability to accept credit cards.
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Send us an email or contact us using the contact form on the side of this page! We would love to talk apps with you and outline some possibilities for your next interactive project.
Usually reserved for First Nations connectivity and extensive infrasturcture projects, the First Mile.ca project website was extreamly excited to learn about our open source language project. They felt that our company played a signifigant role in preserving our traditional ancestrial Ojibway language. The First Mile project team even wrote an in depth story on our Ojibway language app.
“Ogoki Learning Systems not only a great success story and example of traditional First Nation values, its more than that. It’s a point of significant pride among our First Nations people.” – Darrick Baxter, President, Ogoki Learning Systems Inc.
The First Mile project has included our story among other huge success stories including infrastucture builds, national projects, community projects and other important technology innovations. The Ojibway language opensource project holds an important place in in the First Nations media industry. The opensource iPhone app code helps other communities build their own language app.
To download our app source code and create your own language app, be sure to check out the source code section on our website.
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If you would like to find out more about our company and various apps, send us an email at darrick@ogokilearning.com
The Ojibway App is making waves in news with the recent article in the Wawatay News Paper. A recent article written by Rick Garrick talks about how and why the Ojibway App was created.
“Its really a great story – It talks about how and why the Ojibway People and Language App was created. I made the App to teach my older daughter her Ojibway language. I never expected to release publicly.” – Darrick Glen Baxter.
Ogoki Learning Systems Inc. would like to give a shout out to the Kenora Daily Miner News for their great story on why and how we created the Ojibway People and Language iPhone App. They really tell a great story and thanks again for showcasing our app in your wonderful newspaper.
Read the full article:
http://www.kenoradailyminerandnews.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3510795
Drop us a line if you would like more information on our iPhone App and upcoming projects.
Ogoki Learning Systems Inc. Ojibway App has made the Ethnos Project website for the advocacy of social projects to affect social change!
“Our small company out of Sandy Bay First Nation in Manitoba has affected social change and is helping save our Ojibway language. We have put a pin on the map. We are affecting social change internationally!” – Darrick Glen Baxter
The Ethnos Project is an advocacy blog and information resource focused on the ways that information and communications technologies (ICTs) are being used around the world to
This site is for scholars, activists, government agencies, non-governmental cultural organizations, Indigenous groups, and others interested in the use of ICTs for Indigenous knowledge management (IKM), development (ICT4D), social change, and other mindful solutions.
Read the full story! http://www.ethnosproject.org/site/?p=1021
