Accessible Content
Opening the Book for Everyone
Ampere is proud to join the Government of Canada’s Equitable Access to Reading Program (EARP). The program aims to increase the availability of alternate format reading materials for persons living with print-related disabilities.
On this page, you’ll find hundreds of accessible STEAM learning and educational materials, magazines and curriculum in English, French and Inuktitut. You can also access our how-to guide, designed to help others convert their own materials to accessible formats. While the program focuses on supporting rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous communities across Nunavut, Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Nunavik, and Nunatsiavut, people from coast-to-coast-to-coast with (or without) print disabilities are welcome to access and enjoy the materials for free.
Whether you’re an educator, student, organization, or lifelong learner looking for access to more alternate format resources and reading materials, we invite you to check out our EARP resources below, and to come back regularly, as we continue to add more and more newly accessible resources.
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Cybersecurity Skills in the Classroom
In the last year, there have been countless cyberattacks, ranging from service disruptions to critical data breaches, and the risks…
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Pay No Attention to the Human Who Wrote This
At the time of this writing, artificial intelligence (AI) is basking in the glow of an enormous spotlight.
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Social Robots for Social Skills
An artificial intelligence project by engineering researcher Elaheh Sanoubari offers educators inspiration to help students respond to bullying.
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Issue 8 – Message to Educators
As we stand at the precipice of a technological revolution, the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and its accompanying fields.
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Naturally Ink-quisitive – How to Make Natural Inks
Art is a great way to get creative, fire up different parts of the brain, and see something in a…
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Guest Editorial – The Future of Artificial Intelligence
This issue of Root & STEM explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is sparking compelling questions, stories, and lessons surrounding machine…
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The Web: Keeping Kids from Getting Entangled
Back in 1991, the World Wide Web was new, exciting, and fairly limited in use compared to today. But more…
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A Journey from Pliés to Panels
Born in Little Buffalo, a remote Alberta community ringed by oil extraction efforts, Melina Laboucan-Massimo knows the feeling of being…
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Transforming through Technology
When Aidan Pine was in the first year of his linguistics degree at the University of British Columbia, he wanted…
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