See how one Worldreader Program donation brought Kindles into two primary schools in Tanzania. Experience the impact on 11-year-old Mery's life who wants to teach her whole country to read. Wondering what's a Worldreader Program? It's a new way for anyone to get books into the most remote places. It includes: 50 ruggedized Kindles with clip-on lights, 100 storybooks and textbooks per Kindle (from Africa and the rest of the world) and proven training materials for students, teachers and the entire community.

Tanzania's Prime Minister Mizengo Peter Pinda speaks at the community launch of an e-reader program in the Arusha region.

Across the world, tens of millions of children are missing out on an education. But there is hope. Enrolment worldwide is increasing and now there's a new tool that's bringing education straight into the hands of children.

Worldreader is replacing 1 book per 3 children to 3,500 e-books per child.

After just 6 months, Worldreader's students in Ghana are testing better on reading comprehension... but see for yourself the effect e-readers are having on fluency and diction.

Worldreader is a non-profit whose mission is to bring "books for all" in the developing world--using e-readers. This short video gives some insight into what we're all about.

Sarah, a teacher in Ghana, describes the wonderful effects of e-readers on her students' reading abilities

Just 5 months into the iRead program, students with e-readers are reading more than ever--and early signs show that it's making a noticeable difference in their school performance.

Deborah i Gideon-- metge i futbolista! En Català.

Worldreader.org profiles certain teachers in the iREAD pilot study in Ghana, and illustrates why they are motivated to have this technology in the classroom.