The classroom
Lessons, assignments, quizzes, grades, class board and the week
Classroom and office. One login.
For First Nations and Indigenous schools. We invoice the education authority — never a child.
AccessibilityCommunicationGamificationData sovereignty
Tap a principle of the wheel
Two systems. One school.
Teachers teach. The office keeps the register. Families see their own children.
The office
Enrolment, attendance, report cards and OneRoster exit
One login. Entered once, everywhere at once.
WolfWhale Educational Platform
The register is the register
Present, late, away, excused. Real date. Not participation points.
Family sees their kid
Not the class list. Not a legal name. An IIP follows the student into every class.
The Nation can leave
People CSV, attendance register, JSON pack. OCAP® possession is a download.
Replace three logins with one
Office in MySchoolSask. Families in Edsby. Class in Canvas or Moodle. WolfWhale replaces that stack: one login, one student record, a register that is legal, a family who can see their kid.
BlueprintA plant cell you can turn.
Tap a part. Read what it does. This is how 3D teaching sits in WolfWhale.
Pilot-ready for 2026–27
Ryland Dupré is from Lac La Ronge, ITEP-trained (Indian Teacher Education Program, University of Saskatchewan), with a Master of Educational Technology. WolfWhale is based in Saskatoon. Local Elders guide how teachings are used in class — the software does not replace that.
First Nations in Canada first. We invoice the education authority — never a child’s name. Pricing is by conversation.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada