Amplio's mission is to empower the world's most vulnerable communities through knowledge sharing. We provide inclusive digital technology and consulting services for sustainable development projects in rural and remote communities. The Amplio Talking Book is an equitable, gender-sensitive device that delivers hours of audio content on-demand in any language. It's designed for low-literate people living in hard-to-reach, rural communities. It can be programmed, and reprogrammed, with hours of content on any topic. A built-in speaker allows families and groups to listen and learn together. They can also record their feedback. The Talking Book has a rechargeable battery, so no electricity or connectivity is required. The Talking Book collects usage data and user feedback for program monitoring and evaluation. Talking Books are used to deliver consistent and accurate messages, amplify message reach, and support training and capacity building. The devices can be used by community health volunteers and extension agents, rotated among households or shared by groups. Amplio works alongside partners and consults on Talking Book program design and management, content design, behavior change communication, and monitoring and evaluation strategy. Since 2007, Talking Books have reached nearly 2M people in 13 countries. Together with partners like UNICEF and CARE, we're making an impact across many sectors — including food security and sustainable agriculture, health, education, nutrition, child protection, land rights, women's livelihoods, and more. Contact us to discuss how to integrate Talking Books into a project. Find out how we can help you improve message reach and quality, data collection, and community engagement, including women and girls. Visit www.amplio.org.
| Website | http://www.amplio.org |
| Employees | 24 (0 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2007 |
| Address | 1904 3rd Ave Suite 417, Seattle, Washington 98101, US |
| Industry | Non-profit Organizations |
| Keywords | Digital Literacy, Community Empowerment, Inclusive Technology, Community Technology, Technology For Development, Knowledge Sharing, Digital Inclusion, Rural Development, Sustainable Development, Global Development, Ict For Development, E-Learning, Remote Learning, Mobile Learning, Educational Technology, Technology Consulting, Development Consulting, Nonprofit Technology, Social Impact Technology |
| Competitors | Teach For America, World Bank Group, BRAC, Khan Academy, Reading Partners, Room to Read, Digital Promise, ProLiteracy Worldwide, Worldreader, Literacy Volunteers +35 more (view full list) |
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