E-Paath design and development is based on a student-centered learning approach. The learning content is situated in real world scenarios and local context so that learning is personally meaningful to the students. We provide timely assessment so that the students can learn in a practice-based approach at their own pace. Along with giving fun and engaging learning experiences to the students, we also aim to promote a positive attitude to learning and positive self-esteem as a learner.

The EAST project builds upon OLE Nepal's successful track record in ICT-based education and extends its impact to new regions by expanding its ICT in Education program, which equips schools with essential computing infrastructure and provides comprehensive training. The project will empower 12 schools in Karnali and Madhesh provinces with offline servers, interactive content, and smart classrooms, while providing comprehensive teacher training and support. Another major goal of the project is to upgrade the E-Paath platform by introducing new features and developing new curriculum-aligned learning materials for grades 6-8 in English, Math, and Science.

The Digital Content Update and Tablet Support Program (DUTP), supported by the KDDI Foundation and in collaboration with Lalitpur Metropolitan City and Citynet + Arts, aimed to update 130 E-Paath activities in Math, Science, English, and Nepali for Grades 1-5. This update, which aligns the content with the latest national curriculum guidelines, not only refined the user interface and user experience but also introduced a variety of interactive modules to foster deeper student engagement.