Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Through our digital learning program in Afghanistan, more than 2,000 primary students are now learning with tablets pre-loaded with a curriculum-aligned app—bringing textbooks plus technology and modern science content into classrooms that have long been under-resourced. Teachers say students are more engaged, and learners report they’re attending more regularly and finding lessons easier to follow.
In places where conflict and distance block education, EdTech helps keep learning going.
Through our digital learning program in Afghanistan, more than 2,000 primary students are now learning with tablets pre-loaded with a curriculum-aligned app—bringing textbooks plus technology and modern science content into classrooms that have long been under-resourced. Teachers say students are more engaged, and learners report they’re attending more regularly and finding lessons easier to follow.
In places where conflict and distance block education, EdTech helps keep learning going.
