kolibri

At Learning Equality we build and maintain Kolibri. It's an open-source, offline-first, self-hosted learning platform. https://learningequality.org/kolibri/ https://github.com/learningequality/kolibri/

> 3) No distractions of being on a tablet or having access to apps or the web. I hear you about this one! I don't understand how someone could concentrate on learning/reading when sugar rush in the form of apps and web browsing is available one click away... One possibility to remove the negatives of the distractions but keep the benefits of the tablet (e.g. digital content, interactivity, video lessons) is to install an offline learning app like Kolibri, which allows you to pre-download all the content then turn off access to the internet. For example you can have the entire Khan Academy content offline (assuming 40G storage), then give them the tablet and be like browse all you want, since all the content will be educational and not youtube junk. - Demo: https://kolibri-demo.learningequality.org/ - Download: https://learningequality.org

Learning Equality | Python & Full-Stack web developers | San Diego | ONSITE (preferred) or REMOTE | Full-time We’re a cross-disciplinary team who believe in the transformative power of access to education. Our software is open-source, our organization is a non-profit, and our primary beneficiaries are in underserved communities such as rural schools, community centers, and refugee camps all over the world [1]. We are looking for Full Stack engineers to support the development of two open-source, Python- and Javascript-based applications: - Kolibri [2], our web app which is designed for use in low-resource and low-connectivity contexts. Kolibri is available in dozens of languages, and specially designed to provide access to curated and openly licensed educational content and powerful tools for pedagogical support. - Kolibri Studio, our clo

Do you want to help millions of kids around the world have better access to learning materials? Info: https://learningequality.org/kolibri/ https://learningequality.org/ka-lite/map/ Demo: http://kolibridemo.learningequality.org/learn/#/topics Code: https://github.com/learningequality/kolibri (Django + Vue.js, MIT license) We're looking for full stack developers right now (see https://grnh.se/8b6e1d221) but happy to discuss how you can get involved with some of our other projects https://github.com/learningequality/

Learning Equality | Python & Full-Stack web developers | San Diego | ONSITE (preferred) or REMOTE | Full-time We’re a cross-disciplinary team who believe in the transformative power of access to education. Our software is open-source, our organization is a non-profit, and our primary beneficiaries are in underserved communities such as rural schools and refugee camps all over the world[1]. We’re building Kolibri[2,3], an offline edtech platform that makes educational resources and tools available in low-resource contexts. We're also working on a full pipeline of tools to support the creation, remixing, and distribution of open educational resources (OER), teacher training materials, and innovative pedagogy. We use Django + Vue.js as our web stack and do a lot of Python scripting for content ETL, devops, and process automation. If you care

Learning Equality | Full-stack web developer | San Diego, CA | https://learningequality.org/ | ONSITE | Full-time # Who we are We’re a cross-disciplinary team who believe in the transformative power of learning. Our software is open-source, our org is not-for-profit, and our primary users are in underserved communities such as rural schools and refugee camps. We’re building Kolibri [1], an offline-first application that makes high-quality education tools and content available in low-resource contexts. We're also building a supporting ecosystem of tools and training materials. This all builds on previous work which now reaches millions of learners in hundreds of countries [2]. In the past two years we’ve: received substantial funding, e.g. from Google.org; doubled our team size with a focus on pedagogy and training; added dozens of languag

You might want to check out these two projects: https://github.com/learningequality/ka-lite https://github.com/learningequality/kolibri I'm not associated with either, I just heard about them recently and was similarly excited by the potential.