Worldreader's 30-second PSA on Hulu.

In November 2010, Worldreader.org began the first-ever large-scale pilot of e-readers in the developing world, putting local books and Amazon.com Kindles into the hands of 500 teachers and students. This is what happened.

Raw footage from iREAD Pilot study: Mr. Francis Kwaku's Social Studies Class in Presby Jr High School, Day 3 of e-reader introduction. What's interesting is what doesn't happen: the e-readers don't require a change in his teaching style.

Primary students in Worldreader.org's iREAD pilot in Adeiso, Ghana, pledge to take responsibility for their e-readers.

Lisa Lovatt-Smith, Founder of OrphanAid Africa, discusses Worldreader's opportunity to bring books to the developing world.

Lisa Lovatt-Smith, Founder of OrphanAid Africa in Ghana, talks about Worldreader.org's challenges to using e-readers to bring books to the developing world.

What's it like to use an e-reader like a Kindle in the developing world? This video shows you.

An introduction to worldreader.org's first e-reader trial in the village of Ayenyah, Ghana.

David Pover is an English teacher who taught in Zimbabwe before moving to Barcelona. He talks about the difficulties in shipping books to developing countries, the promise of e-book technology and the challenges that worldreader.org faces.