Continuing the transformative initiative to improve access to laptops in rural Haiti, Hope for Haiti and Endless have established three brand new computer labs in the Sud Department.
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Our new series with EdSurge highlights the high-quality, innovative programs, content and infrastructure our grantees are implementing and shares perspectives from the communities accessing their services.
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GUADEC (the GNOME Users And Developers European Conference) is the GNOME community’s largest conference, bringing together hundreds of users, contributors, community members, and enthusiastic supporters for a week of talks and workshops around free open source software. This year’s GUADEC conference brought together a diverse group of open-source experts, who discussed the new innovative programs, technology and ideas that are paving the way in open source, accessibility, and feasibility.
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In 2015, Endless and Hope for Haiti partnered to expand access and bring 1,000 laptops to computer labs in 47 rural schools and community centers in Haiti.
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GivePower Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides solar-based solutions to secure food, water and electricity for people in regions that need them most, with support from Endless Network, has equipped 15 schools in the region with solar power and computer labs featuring educational content on Endless OS.
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A partnership between the IRC and the Endless OS Foundation distributed more than 1,000 laptops to refugee families. The Digital Access Project highlights why the IRC’s focus on building digital literacy is key for success.
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Here at Endless, we have spent years in the field working on what we see as the big three challenges in the quest for digital empowerment: device access, internet access, and teaching 21st century skills. Our new videos break down exactly how we’re tackling these issues.
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In 2019, the IRC launched the Digital Access Project in collaboration with Endless OS to address another digital access in resettled refugee communities.
Rob McQueen, CEO at the Endless OS Foundation (EOSF) and president of the GNOME Foundation, posed four key questions about free and open source software at this year’s GUADEC conference.
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How high-impact partnerships are getting digital learning tools, educational resources, and connectivity to Oaxacan families.
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Endless is launching another program to increase PC access equity in the USA.
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How a collaboration between Teach For America and Endless OS Foundation is reconnecting students in the U.S.
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By 2050, the world will grow from 7.5 billion to 9.8 billion people. Without a strong foundation for a growing new-PC-user ecosystem, what will the roadmap to digital computer access actually look like?
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The Homework Gap widens every day students cannot complete their classwork from home. To address these inequities, the FCC is receiving public comment on a program that could expand WiFi connections outside of school and library sites.
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In one North Carolina school district, each student is guaranteed to receive technology from the district. So why are students still having trouble accessing remote instruction, and how are teachers committing to #KeepAllKidsLearning?
As part of the #KeepAllKidsLearning initiative, we’ve compiled a multitude of lessons, educational games, and more tools that teachers and families can download for later use offline. Check them out here!
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Endless Network is committing to #KeepAllKidsLearning, and this month, we are excited to feature stories about real people being inspired by internet connectivity. Here’s why, how, and ways you can get involved
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The reality is, half the world’s population doesn’t have access to broadband internet. Matt Dalio shares what’s holding us back and how we can move forward (Hint: it’s storage).
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