Conducting workshops in digital storytelling

Reviewing interactive software for accessibility, usability and socio-cultural relevance

Developing instructional content for effective use of social media tools

New media technologies are changing the very definition of "schools" as we know it today. With online tools, user-generated multimedia content, interactive software and handheld devices, students can now create, collaborate and communicate in unprecedented ways.

However, a vast number of children and youth in developed and developing countries continue to have little or no access to these innovative technologies. How can we leverage the power of new media to create a new generation of engaged and confident learners? How can we expand the reach of new media curriculum and tools for people in underserved communities?

We partner with academic institutions and organizations that are focused on learning and literacy in formal and informal settings.

“I was a school dropout… But I decided to complete my 10th standard by correspondence. I want to do a lot. I want to do social work or teach… I am taking this workshop to learn more about computers and show other girls that it is possible to do whatever you set your mind to”

Farzana Malik, Age 16
View her digital story