3 Entries for "Accessible Learning"
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READ MOREApril 16, 2026 | Accessible Learning | Yolkey Rai
Empowering Accessible Education in Nepal (EAEN): A Journey Toward Inclusive Digital Learning
What happens when a child finally understands a lesson in a way that truly makes sense to them? For many Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students in Nepal, that moment has often been out of reach. While classrooms and digital platforms continue to evolve, access hasn’t always kept pace, especially for learners who rely on Nepali Sign Language (NSL). According to the Nepal Census 2078 (2021), about 2.2% of the population lives with a disability, and among them, roughly 7.85% are Deaf and 7.87% are Hard of Hearing. That represents a significant number of learners trying to navigate an education system that has not always been designed with them in mind.
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READ MORESept. 23, 2022 | Accessible Learning | Urja Shrestha
Let Your Hands Lead the Way
As a part of our vision to make education accessible and inclusive, we started a project to create digital content that can assist students to learn the Nepali Sign Language (NSL). Known as Sanketik Sikai, the collection consists of 60 modules of digital activities embedded with sign language videos for young students with hearing impairments.
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READ MOREApril 25, 2022 | Accessible Learning | Sukirti Manandhar
Missing Puzzle Pieces
April is known as the Autism Awareness month and the theme for this year was “Inclusive Quality Education For All”. Since over a decade, OLE Nepal has been working toward making education accessible, inclusive and meaningful for all. But despite the ongoing efforts we put into creating content for learners with different needs, people still do not have a strong understanding of what it means to be neurodivergent.