The Shkola website is part of a wider networking project undertaken at the initiative of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress National Headquarters in 2005. The mandate of this project is to facilitate communication between Canadian Ukrainian community schools in order to enable sharing of resources and information. For more information on the contact ukip at ukip@ualberta.ca.
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UKiP-CA is proud to announce the launch of its fourth learning object in the area of Language Learning, Language Use and General Learning strategies. The strategy object teaches students how to use a learning log to increase their productivity and help them be more self-aware. For more information on the project, visit oomRoom.ca or contact ukip at ukip@ualberta.ca.
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UKiP-CA is proud to announce the launch of its third learning object in the area of Language Learning, Language Use and General Learning strategies. The strategy object provides instruction and learning log materials for three memory strategies providing methods for learners to learn new words or phrases. For more information on the project, visit oomRoom.ca or contact ukip at ukip@ualberta.ca.
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UKiP-CA is proud to announce the launch of the Learning Strategies Launch Centre, a site designed to deliver easy access to our entire suite of Strategy Objects. Be sure to bookmark this site and check back regularly to explore our latest learning objects!
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UKiP-CA is proud to announce the launch of its second learning object in the area of Language Learning, Language Use and General Learning strategies. The strategy object provides instruction and learning log materials for five language learning strategies providing methods for learners to control and lower their level of anxiety. For more information on the project, visit oomRoom.ca or contact ukip at ukip@ualberta.ca.
Launch Strategy Object 2
 

UKiP-CA is proud to announce the launch of its first learning object in the area of Language Learning, Language Use and General Learning strategies. The strategy object provides instruction and learning log materials for three language learning strategies and provides an introduction to general learning styles for students. This marks the completion of the first of five learning objects under construction as part of UKiP-CA’s Strategizer Project in partnership with Alberta Education. For more information on the project, visit oomRoom.ca or contact ukip at ukip@ualberta.ca.
Launch Strategy Object 1
 

The Ukrainian Medical Association of North America (UMANA) announces the unveiling of its new, upgraded and bilingual web site on June 1, 2006. UMANA, the largest Ukrainian American professional association in North America, welcomes visitors, both professionals as well as the general public, to the new homepage www.umana.org.
 

On April 24th and 25th, 2006 UKiP-CA hosted a development session to conceptualize our third Strategy Object for production. This third strategy object is one of a series of 5 Strategy Objects UKiP-CA has been contracted to implement by Alberta Education. Each Strategy Object will deliver task-based instruction for language learning, language use and general learning strategies as outlined in the Language and Culture Programs of Study in Alberta. Watch this space for more information!
 

On April 27, 2006 AULA, the Alberta Ukrainian Learning Association, was launched. With the support of the Government of Alberta, AULA will develop opportunities for Albertans to acquire Ukrainian language and cultural skills, by promoting in our province a culture of excellence in the teaching and learning of language and culture. Thus the agency will secure our province’s position on the world stage and international marketplace, by strengthening its positive
political and social impact on Ukraine itself. UKiP-CA is proud to be a member of AULA and recognizes the significance of the Association to furthering the sucess of Ukrainian language and culture learning in Alberta and around the world.
 

On May 12th, 2006 CURT (Canada Ukraine Research Team), in partnership with UKiP-CA, launched its new web site www.canada-ukraine.org. This new web site features an online journal and information related to Special Pedagogy in Canada and Ukraine.