Books in Underserved Languages

results in Books in Underserved Languages.
  • Ustad Mobile

    Readability for eXeLearning helps writers make decodable and levelled readers for print, mobile, and feature phone distribution.

    Competition

    Enabling Writers Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $12,000

    Winner Status

    Finalist

  • Unleash Kids

    iLoominate allows a user to write books for beginning readers and publish them to a local digital library.

    Competition

    Enabling Writers Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $12,000

    Winner Status

    Finalist

  • John Snow, Inc

    System enabling education officials to track book delivery throughout the system and enables parents, teachers, and local officials to receive an up-to-date information status of books.

    Competition

    Tracking & Tracing Books Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $100,000

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Community Systems Foundation

    OpenEMIS Logistics tracks the delivery of items to schools using a web interface, a mobile app and SMS technologies.

    Competition

    Tracking & Tracing Books Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $100,000

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • College of William & Mary

    Sofware that enables teachers and students to read, write, and share books using a local digital library and a kid-friendly storytelling application.

    Competition

    Big Ideas@Berkeley 2014/15 Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $10,000

    Winner Status

    1st place,Winner

  • Monash University

    Solar-powered reading device, equipped with WordSwitch technology, allowing diverse learners to navigate complex texts by switching unknown words

    Competition

    Big Ideas@Berkeley 2014/15 Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $8,500

    Winner Status

    2nd place,Winner

  • UC Berkeley

    UC Berkeley

    Using interactive voice response to allows older students to record short readings and micro-lesson plans, to assist children learning to read.

    Competition

    Big Ideas@Berkeley 2014/15 Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $7,500

    Winner Status

    3rd place,Winner

  • UC Berkeley

    An ecosystem for collaborative, inquiry-based, leveled reading that merges task-based and storytelling approaches to increase reading comprehension in early-stage readers.

    Competition

    Big Ideas@Berkeley 2014/15 Prize

    Amount Awarded

    $2,000

    Winner Status

    Honorable Mention

  • Across

    Equipping primary school teachers with solar-powered digital audio players to develop teachers’ skills and tutor students

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Africa Educational Trust

    Increasing teacher to student contact hours, textbook availability, teacher training and teacher instruction

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • The Asia Foundation

    Improving parent-school and parent-child relationships through the development of relevant reading materials for students and teaching aids for parents and educators

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Center for Civil Integration and Inter-Ethnic Relations

    Improving first and second language reading skills of ethnic minority primary school children by supplying teachers and students with early grade, bilingual educational materials

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Drakkar Ltd.

    Encouraging a culture of reading by providing Kinyarwanda storybooks, school-based mentors, and training to teachers

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • ECo-Development

    Increasing the availability of culturally-responsive and context-relevant multilingual education materials in mother tongue languages for primary schools in Bandarban District, Bangladesh

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • École Supérieure d’Infotronique d’Haïti

    Eliminate social barriers to learning by introducing interactive whiteboards into classrooms and creating digital content for learning in Creole

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • FHI 360

    Developing instruction and learning materials in mother tongue languages and engaging family and community support in reading.

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Friends of Matènwa

    Creating and distributing children-authored books in Creole to address the shortage of Creole reading materials and to foster a love of reading in children

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Georgia State University

    Increasing the reading achievement levels of young learners through implementation of research-based, context-relevant literacy curricula and materials

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Lubuto Library Partners

    Creating high-quality, mother-tongue materials through LubutoLiteracy, a low-cost digital platform that used local teachers to build lessons in seven languages

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner

  • Molteno Institute for Language and Literacy

    Using easy, computer-based instruction for literacy learning in primary schools, Bridges to the Future - South Africa, to help students hear, identify and manipulate phonemes

    Competition

    Grant Competition 2011

    Winner Status

    Winner