Welcome to EduVision. Here lies the future of education.

At EduVision we see a world where every child has access to an education. Where vast quantities of news and art and knowledge and ideas are shared openly for the benefit of all, irrespective of borders, wealth, geography and infrastructure. A world in which anyone with the desire to learn can do so. Where access to technologies and practices that can greatly augment standard of living in needy regions is widespread. Where knowledge specific to certain audiences or locales can be communicated to them, quickly and without hassle.

Envision a world where a student at a remote village school on the Kenya-Uganda border has access to a library of some 15 million books.

The EduVision Pilot Project is sowing the first seeds of an attempt to realize this dream.

The information age, though heavy-laden with promises, has brought few benefits to the developing world. While technological breakthroughs are being made in the West, Africa’s rural poulation reaps little from these achievements. EduVision proposes a new way of thinking about education and new media in the context of the third world. Ideally this project will spurn further innovative thinking and solutions, ideas that will allow the developing world to benefit from the "information age" the way the developed one has done.