Indigenous Content
Creating educational content that supports data science skills development and promotes cross-cultural understanding is important to Callysto. The learning modules on this page were created in an effort to promote cross-cultural understanding as well as celebrate Indigenous culture.
Before you get started on a learning module, go to our Get Started guide. This guide will lead you through the basics of how our learning modules work.
We’d like to thank the Tla'amin Nation nation and members Ms. Betty Wilson, Ms. Gail Blaney, Mr. Tyler Peters, and Mr. Alex Sutcliffe for helping us create our basket weaving and fish trap learning modules.
We welcome the opportunity to collaborate with Indigenous communities across Canada to create data science learning materials that incorporate cultural practices. If you know of an Indigenous community who would like to collaborate with Callysto, please email contact@callysto.ca.
Explore Fish Harvesting with Data Science
What is the impact of fish harvesting on the pink salmon population? In this learning module, recommended for Grades 9-12, students will learn about how to use data science techniques to explore the impact of fishing on pink salmon populations. It’s recommended that this notebook is used in conjunction with the notebook, “Discover Fish Traps …
Discover Fish Traps with Data
The Coast Salish are Indigenious peoples based in the Pacific Northwest Coast of Canada (British Columbia) and the United States (Oregon and Washington). Salmon fishing is part of their history and culture. What types of fish traps did they use? How can you use data analysis to figure out how effective the traps were? These …
Create a Basket Weaving Pattern
Can you use data science to create basket weaving patterns? Yes! In this learning module recommended for Grades 9-12) students will learn about the basket weaving practices of the Tla’amin Indigenous peoples (who are based in British Columbia) and create their own digital basket weaving creation. View Callysto Learning Module
Design a 3D Basket
Can you use data science to create a 3D basket? Yes! In this learning module (recommended for Grades 9-12) students will learn how to use data science skills to weave their own digital basket. They’ll also learn more about the history of the Tla’amin Indigenous peoples, who inspired the lessons in this module. View Callysto …
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