Reboot2Kids 'reboots' your used ICT devices and raises money to deliver internet-based computer labs to benefit kids in remote schools.

 

Even today there are still many barriers to digital literacy, especially for children in developing countries. Reboot2Kids plans to use the innovative eGranary server, a digital eLibrary developed by WiderNet at University of North Carolina. This eLibrary server provides off-line access to over 35 million digital resources, providing the internet experience without needing a live internet connection. The computer labs will be equipped with tablets to connect to the eGranary server. We will also send a kid-friendly manual we have developed for ICT basics. 

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We estimate each internet-based computer lab to cost USD 6,000. This includes the eGranary server, teacher's computer, set up, tablets, and shipping. However, donated devices will be reduced the overall cost.  Click here to learn more about the eGranary. 

 

Each internet-based computer lab will be delivered to the schools as a stand alone package that can be self-sustained by the schools. We will continue to identify new school recipients as our project develops. 

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Recycled football boots and gear will also be included in each package to help these children to play the sport with the proper equipment as they often are barefooted.