Students

We provide free and easy access to age-appropriate books that help improve children’s reading skills and develop a reading culture in schools. Our interactive digital learning modules, educational videos and reference materials help students do research projects and promote the habit of independent inquiry. We also have accessible books in Nepali language.

Teachers

Teachers can benefit widely from our selection of books, various teaching resources and educational materials in core subjects as well as various other subjects such as agriculture, health, environment, and technology. We also have plenty of reference materials for professional development.

Communities

The communities around the schools can also access the content on the digital library on their laptops, tablets or mobile phones. The audio-visual content on health, livelihood and agriculture can be of great benefit to the community members. They can also use personal devices to download books to read later.

At places where internet access is unavailable, unreliable and expensive, offline E-Pustakalaya provides an offline source of educational resources. If schools already have a computer network, they can add E-Pustakalaya installed server and the network will be ready with E-Pustakalaya. We can provide relevant information on low-cost, low-power and reliable machine for the server. If schools don’t have school computer network, we can also help install the network. The network equipment include Router/Switch, cable and server. We can also provide training and support as per requirement.

This ongoing project has been active since the development of E-Pustakalaya in 2008. It involves continually adding new content, upgrading technology, and developing new features to enhance the platform’s functionality and user experience. The E-Pustakalaya redesign project will revamp the website and mobile application to ensure responsiveness across all devices, including computers, mobiles, tablets, smartboards, and smart TVs. The redesign will refresh all existing pages with a new, user-friendly design while enhancing functionality. APIs will be integrated to streamline content delivery, enable advanced search with suggestions and keyword-based recommendations, and better organize resources into categories. Accessibility will be a key focus, ensuring the platform is inclusive and usable for diverse audiences. This project aims to create a more dynamic, intuitive, and accessible digital library for learners and educators.

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.