OLE Nepal has completed the development of 119 new digital E-Paath lessons for grades 1 to 3 as part of the ‘Digital early grade learning content development for COVID-19 response’ project with support from USAID through the Early Grade Reading Program II that is being implemented by RTI. In addition
OLE Nepal signed an MoU with the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST) to provide our entire collection of interactive digital content to be uploaded to the Center for Education and Human Resource Development (CEHRD) learning portal, as the schools were closed for much of the academic year in
Over the last six months, OLE Nepal's training and technical team has conducted 13 teacher training programs in partnership with different organisations. Altogether, teachers from over 60 schools have been trained to use technology integrated learning approach in their daily teaching.
In the second half of 2018, OLE Nepal's technical
December 21, 2017 | Sanothimi
The content development team at OLE Nepal is currently working on creating E-Paath for Grade 1. On December 20, 2017, OLE Nepal’s content team met with Curriculum Officers at the Curriculum Development Centre (CDC) in Sanothimi. Attending the meeting from CDC were, Mr. Puspa Raj Dhakal,
(featured in Kantipur Daily on February 27, 2017)
Summary in English:
There has been significant improvement in the teaching-learning quality at Janashakti Basic School in Balapur in Banke district after the introduction of interactive learning using laptops loaded with digital content aligned with the school curricula. Students use the laptops on a
This is an important chapter in mathematics but many students struggle with it. To apply the rules they've learnt we treat them with a fun game.
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December 2015 | Kathmandu
‘Periodic Table’ is another digital learning activity that has been recently developed by OLE Nepal on the basis of an objective of National Curricula for Grade 8. This lesson aims to help learners explore the periodic table on their own. The lesson begins from an ‘element’, basic
