1. Content Development: Partner with local educators and curriculum developers to create engaging and age-appropriate learning modules in core subjects like reading, writing, and mathematics. Develop content in multiple local languages spoken in target regions. Ensure content can be accessed and used offline to overcome potential internet connectivity limitations. 2. Device Distribution: Source and distribute durable, solar-powered tablets preloaded with the educational content. Target both schools with limited resources and communities where children lack access to formal education. Prioritize reaching girls and children from disadvantaged backgrounds. Teacher Training: Provide training workshops for teachers on effectively utilizing the devices and integrating them into existing curricula. Train teachers on using offline functionalities and monitoring student progress. Community Engagement: Partner with local NGOs and community leaders to raise awareness about the project and its benefits. Organize workshops for parents and guardians on the importance of literacy and numeracy, and how to support their children’s learning. Establish learning centers in communities to provide dedicated spaces for children to use the devices, guided by volunteers or trained community members.