The Age of Learning Foundation is committed to supporting UNESCO’s Global Education Coalition by providing at no cost its engaging, research-proven digital learning programs to help children age 3-12 in low and lower-middle-income countries build strong academic skills for success in school and beyond.
The Age of Learning Foundation
Glendale, United States of America
Non-profit organization
Established : 2007
Education and COVID-19 Response
http://www.aoflfoundation.org/
Objectives
Flagship
The Age of Learning Foundation proposes to address educational inequities associated with digital divides in these ways, all at no cost:
• Provide free access to our educational apps and content on a broad range of platforms—Android and iOS smartphones and tablets, computers, digital video platforms, and traditional TV broadcasting.
• Preload our programs on devices being provided to underserved communities by other Coalition partners.
• Offer content and apps that do not require continuous internet connectivity
• Provide content for supporting print materials to enable children to continue to make progress when digital connections aren’t available
Regional Focus
Global
Countries of Interest
Kenya, Costa Rica, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Zimbabwe
Member Video
Commitment
The Age of Learning Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by education technology company Age of Learning, Inc., and chaired by Doug Dohring, is dedicated to fundamentally improving the education of children in low and lower-middle-income countries. Partnering with governments and NGOs, we help families and educators ensure that underserved children age 3-12 improve academic skills in a measurable way through highly scalable, sustainable digital learning programs.
Our programs include ABCmouse Early Learning Academy, a leading, comprehensive digital curriculum for children ages 2 through 8, with more than 10,000 engaging learning activities. Research-proven and used by tens of millions of children to date, ABCmouse helps young learners build key skills in language, literacy, math, science, art, music, and more. Other programs include ReadingIQ, a world-class digital library and literacy platform with thousands of high-value books, and a patented personalized, adaptive digital math and literacy learning system powered by AI-driven technology.
The Age of Learning Foundation provides these digital learning programs at no cost, as well as training and support expertise for teacher training, family engagement, and community outreach. Each partnership also includes a research and evaluation component to evaluate and continuously improve the impact and scalability of deployed programs.
Action areas
Learner Wellbeing
Universal Connectivity
Digital Learning Content
Capacity Development
Advocacy and Communication
Contacts
Primary Contact
Ms. Keri Baughman
