The E-Pustakalaya team met with the E-Pustakalaya Advisory Panel for the second time on July 12, 2010.
Some very interesting ideas transpired. On the issue of copyright, E-Pustakalaya was advised to allow exclusive licenses according to the wishes of authors and publishers apart from the general creative commons license E-Pustakalaya uses for materials already available [...]

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OLE Nepal’s newsletter for May-Jun is now available. The newsletter intends to keep its readers uptodate on the organisation and its activities.
The full newsletter can be accessed at:
http://www.olenepal.org/ole_newsletter/OLENepalMayJun_10.pdf
If you wish to subscribe to the newsletter, please email newsletter@olenepal.org.

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OLE Nepal’s newsletter for Mar-Apr is now available. The newsletter intends to keep its readers uptodate on the organisation and its activities. The Mar-Apr issue includes latest updates and stories on how the names ‘E-Paati’ (XO) and ‘E-Paath’ (our interactive activities) came into being and how they illustrate what this project stands for; and on [...]

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E-Pustakalaya has come a long way since its public launch in February 2009.
OLE Nepal has managed to build partnerships with contemporary Nepali writers of children and other literature and acquired a large number of their work for E-Pustakalaya. Two workshops were held, in April and in October 2009 at Martin Chautari, for writers. Those [...]

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OLE Nepal has published its first bi-monthly email newsletter that intends to keep its readers uptodate on the organisation and its activities. It includes an introduction to OLE Nepal as well as updates on the recent visit by the Director General of the Department of Education to Dadeldhura and on the OLE Global Assembly. The [...]

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Mid-February through March has been a busy time at OLE Nepal. Lots going on in the buildup to the second round of deployment.
In early March, a team consisting of officials from the Department of Education (DoE), the World Food Programme (WFP), and OLE Nepal visited program schools in Dadeldhura. The purpose of the visit was to [...]

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Blogging from the Global OLE Assembly in Kathmandu, Nepal – Richard Rowe, founder of the Open Learning Exchange, puts a lot of emphasis on the need for social entrepreneurs in developing countries to catalyze a transformation in their schools. In each country where OLE is established, you will find a social entrepreneur leading the local [...]

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