Alberta's Petroleum Heritage Edukit

On February 13, 1947, government officials, executives of Imperial Oil and members of the community witnessed Leduc No. 1 blowing into production. That well put Alberta on the oil map of the world.

This online resource is designed to be a educational tool for learning more about Alberta's rich petroleum heritage. It features teaching units, stories, historical photographs, audio, a WebQuest and related documents that show how the importance of Alberta's natural resources was built on what has happened in the past.

This educational kit (aka edukit) shows the connections between people, science and technology, historical events and community concern. These connections have shaped Alberta's history.




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	Welcome to Alberta's Petroleum Heritage Edukit! On February 13, 1947, government officials, executives of Imperial Oil and members of the community witnessed Leduc No. 1 blowing into production. That well put Alberta on the oil map of the world. This online resource is designed to be a educational tool for learning more about Alberta's rich petroleum heritage. It features teaching units, stories, historical photographs, audio, a WebQuest and related documents that show how the importance of Alberta's natural resources was built on what has happened in the past. This educational kit (aka edukit) shows the connections between people, science and technology, historical events and community concern. These connections have shaped Alberta's history. Copyright © 2003 Heritage Community Foundation All Rights Reserved

Welcome to Alberta's Petroleum Heritage Edukit!