Anishinaabemowin Language ReconciliACTION Program

AETS in co-operation with Ogoki Learning and the support of the First Nations Confederacy of Cultural Education Centres and Kinoomaadziwin Education Body - Regional Education Council 1, created a Free Full Immersion "Anishinabek Quest" Language App for deployment in the classroom from Early Learners to Grade 12 levels which includes access to:

  • Web Version
  • iPhone/iPad or Android/Tablet
  • Desktop version for Windows 8 and Windows 10 desktop/laptop machines with no Internet required
  • 13 Levels
  • Entire Immersion for learning Native Tribal Language
  • Apple iTunes App Store Release for iPhone/iPad
  • Retina Display for new iOS 12 and iPhone10 and Max versions
  • Android Tablet and Smartphones including new Samsung phone and Google Pixel devices
  • Audio Editing
  • 12 Tests
  • 12 Quiz Games
  • Flash Cards
  • Practice Levels
  • Learning Score
  • Search Dictionary
  • Graphic Design

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Language App Links:

Free Weekly Virtual Anishinaabemowin Classes :

In addition to the above referenced free Language App, please note the following free weekly virtual Anishinaabemowin classes hosted in collaboration with Kinoomaadziwin Education Body - Region 1 and AETS:

  • Open to all adult learners:  Registrations will be accepted throughout the course, which runs every Wednesday from 6 – 7 p.m. (EST) from November 6th, 2024 to June 25th, 2025 
  • Instructor:  Audrey Fisher born and raised in Treaty 9 Territory, an Ojibwe member of Long Lake #58 First Nation and an elected fourth term council member within her community, as well as a Knowledge Keeper, her Indigenous Name-Anishnaabe aanjinkaazo: Ozhaawashko waabish-kise-wasin Ikwe (Shining Blue Star Women)
  • KEB/AETS Online Anishinaabemowin Class Registration
  • KEB/AETS Online Class Flyer

AETS's capacity to Analyze Player Data to make future App Improvements:

The AETS data dashboard turns a raw Unity Cloud Save export, into interactive data insights to explore future App improvements:

  • Instant overview cards surface key stats; total users, average age, indigenous-user count, and most-common city
  • Slice-and-dice filters (country, province/state, and four age bands) let you narrow the data set without rerunning any queries.
  • Six built-in visualizations track age distribution, gender split, download reasons, education levels, geographic spread, and an indigenous vs. non-indigenous comparison by province. Each chart updates live as you adjust filters.
  • Provincial summary table rolls up user count, average age, indigenous percentage, and top download reason for quick regional benchmarking.
  • One-click “Export Report” compiles every chart and the summary table into a PDF you can share with stakeholders. 
  • See following Sample PDF Report dated June 24, 2025!