Pratham Books online platform Storyweaver helps save rare languages @Factordaily
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Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 18 minutes ago
In 2015, Pratham Books, a not-for-profit publisher of children’s literature, created an online platform called Storyweaver. The publishing house threw open its entire repository of stories and images, and a set of tools using which students, parents, teachers and educators can read, download, translate and repurpose books. This being an open-source project, they can do all this for free.

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Pratham Books' online platform Storyweaver helps save rare languages

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