Dr. Rob McMahon
Dr. Diane Janes
Dr. Diana Steinhauer
Stewart Steinhauer
Amanda Almond
Amanda Almond is a recent graduate of the MA in Community Engagement program at the University of Alberta. She is Métis and a descendent of Chief Papaschase, who signed an adhesion to Treaty 6 in 1877. Amanda's thesis explored building Indigenous-settler relations through the co-creation of augmented reality stories situated at Treaty 6 marker sculptures.Greg Whistance-Smith
Thank you to the Faculty of Extension colleagues and friends who advised us along the way: Dr. Patricia Makokis, Dr. Fay Fletcher, and Dr. Jason Daniels, as well as to all those who reviewed the guidebook and offered invaluable feedback, including Dr. Lana Whiskeyjack and Dr. Jennifer Ward.
Thank you to Jennifer Wemigwans, Jane Anderson and Catherine Bell, as well as the Alberta First Nations Information Governance Centre for your support and guidance. Thanks also to our videographer Billy Smale and Research Assistant Nigel Robinson. Further thanks to Ben Steinhauer, Anthony Johnson, James Makokis, and Eugene Makokis for welcoming us and facilitating sweat lodges with students creating AR stories. Hanne Pearce did the layout and design for the student guidebook and teacher handbook.
Thank you to the Fall 2018 COMM 597 students who created AR stories with this process and shared their feedback and learning.
Thank you to our project funder, the Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund at the University of Alberta.