Show and Tell

Open School BC is proud of the resources we create. Developed to BC Ministry of Education curriculum guidelines, our resources are a combination of text, illustration, photos, animation, audio and interactivity. Take some the time to explore some of our quality education products through all of the samples below.

Secondary resources we have developed include:

click to view	Being Victorian – Social Studies 10 Interactive website that allows the student to participate in Victorian era society in the City of Victoria. Developed for the Provincial Capital Commission, this website received the Interactive Award of Merit at the Canadian Network for Innovation 2009 Media Festival.
click to view	Caring About Food Safety - Home Economics: Foods and Nutrition Developed for the BC Ministry of Healthy Living, this engaging website guides users through basic food safe practices.

The following are PDF course samples of just some of the elementary print resources that we
have developed.

For more information about our secondary print and online resources please visit our Online Catalogue.

Elementary Resources

click to view	Sound and Light – Science 4  Interactive multimedia covering key concepts around sound and light, this user interface received the Interactive Award of Excellence and the Award of Distinction - Best Overall Production at the Canadian Network for Innovation in Education 2008 Media Festival.
click to view	Victoria: Capital of British Columbia - Social Studies 4–5  Developed for the Provincial Capital Commission, this interactive user interface covers the history of Victoria with an interactive map and timeline. It also includes “Capital Cities of Canada” activity and teacher’s guide.

For more information about our elementary print and online resources please visit our Online Catalogue.

Community Learning Network (CLN) http://www.cln.org/
CLN provides thousands of annotated links to free educational websites, organized by keyword search and theme pages. Although the site is no longer maintained (due to lack of funding) Open School BC continues to host this resource as a service to the BC K–12 system.