Hot Spot Investigators
In this hands-on STEM activity, students become environmental scientists, exploring how solar radiation impacts their local surroundings. Through data collection, analysis, and design, they will better understand how surface properties influence heat absorption and propose innovative, real-world cooling solutions for urban environments. As an optional extension, students could share their findings in an eCard, or test their results by building and placing solar ovens in optimal locations.
School Greening: Investigating Simulator Solutions
Investigate real-world solutions to flooding and heat using the Flood:ED School Greening Simulator, then apply what you learn to design a safer, more climate-resilient community.
A Guide to Electrifying the Future
Discover how you can bring similar opportunities to your community by reading through this all-encompassing project guide!
Charging Ahead Appendix
This appendix outlines the work we completed on the ETF project in the 2023/2024 school year after the pilot project was complete
Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage
What if you could vacuum carbon right out of the air? Turn pollution into products? Make carbon dioxide the hero in this story? That's not just your imagination running wild, that's carbon capture. Carbon dioxide is a gas that gets released into the atmosphere and negatively impacts our environment. Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) could be part of the solution to climate change.
Motor Controller Simulator
Dive into the electrical system of an EV, uncovering the key components that supply its power and how they work together.
Charging Ahead Educator Video
This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Electrifying the Future EV Conversion project from the perspective of our educators in charge.
Electrifying the Future of Alberta Pilot Video
Discover how our ETF pilot project in Calgary, Alberta, brought high school students and educators together for an EV conversion project!
SAIT Capstone Presentations
Check out these informative EV presentations developed by students at the Southern Alberta Institute for Technology (SAIT)!
EV vs ICE Infographic
Check out this interactive graphic on the differences between electric vehicles (EV's) and internal combustion engine vehicles (ICE).