40K has developed a technology platform that delivers learning resources offline in environments where there is no internet, unreliable electricity and a lack of trained teachers. Currently, the program is being used in two countries – India and Cambodia. In India, the program is delivered through ‘PLUS Pods’, community-based learning centres set up by 40K as well as through implementing partners in government-run schools. In Cambodia, 40K has partnered with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports to implement the PLUS English program in provincial schools across 7 provinces, beginning with Kampong Cham.

Word Scientist's mission is ensure all children are supported in their right to learn to read. This is achieved by providing educators and families with the means to teach language & early reading. WordScientists.org uses online software and downloadable apps as a central place for teachers to learn how to teach early literacy, along with accompanying research-based materials that can be used in their classrooms.

This is an app-based literacy development tool. According to the project's leaders, "Tap Tap Read empowers low-literate youth and adults to teach themselves basic reading skills with short, interactive lessons that are fun and engaging. Lessons on alphabet, phonics, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension help students become solid readers."

Teach for All provides a platform that allows people to connect with and learn from each other. The #DontStopLearning campaign was started to highlight inspiring ways educators and families around the world are navigating the challenges of remote learning. The goal of the campaign is to prove that it's possible to continue learning despite the challenges the pandemic has created. In fact, learning can be innovative, creative, and interactive – even in marginalized communities where families may struggle with limited technology and connectivity.