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Kenya: Worldreader Using Technology to Educate the Kenyan Child
CIO, 21 August 2014
Since the launch of the first true E-reader in the developing world in Ghana years ago, the Worldreader has taken over classrooms in the Third World. Read more »
Worldreader is on a mission to bring digital books to every child and family, starting with schools on the African continent including Uganda, Malawi, and Tanzania. With the goal to improve worldwide literacy, the organization has built digital platforms and mobile connectivity in the Africa, providing e-readers to schools in need. Students now have access to entire libraries, with some books translated into local languages.
A classroom at the HUMBLE School in Uganda using e-readers.
Students in the Worldreader programs usually take their e-readers home and share it with other family members.
Student Launch at Upendo School.
Primary school student reading an ebook alongside its print version.
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