Bringing KA Lite to Gitwe, Rwanda

We recently sent Ben Cipollini, our Software Development Lead, to visit Rwanda’s first private medical school with a team from Stanford Medicine. Despite having provided software to many known (and even more unknown) deployments across the world, this was the first time…

The Sparks Family’s Overland Travel from Alaska to Argentina

“Not everyone can hop in a van and travel the Americas for a year. One family has, with KA Lite along for the ride.”

In February 2013, the budding FLE team received an email from a family who, in more…

KA Lite Brings Offline Education to Idaho Department of Corrections

We are excited to announce that the Foundation of Learning Equality (FLE) was selected to participate in the privately funded, state-wide Khan in Idaho deployment! Khan in Idaho is a partnership between Khan…

Inspiring Confidence: A guest post from Edward J. Hills

Long before the pilot program with the IDOC, KA Lite had already begun changing the lives of American inmates. Below is a guest post written by Edward J. Hills, an inmate at Clallam Bay Corrections Center in the far northwest corner…

FLE Forums: A place to share, learn, and grow

We’ve got something new for you!

We recently launched a forum using the open-source Discourse platform. We believe that an open “virtual” social space will help us achieve our goals of developing a more human-centered…

Announcing Version 0.10.0 of KA Lite

A new version of KA Lite is out! You can update your current version, install a new one, or learn how to contribute on the development side.

It has been a busy summer here at FLE, and we are beyond ready to start sharing with all of you…

Big Ideas Fest 2013

When our good friends at ISKME invited us to attend Big Ideas Fest, an event that they organize every December, we didn’t know what to expect, but we knew that it would be a blast and that we would meet a great group of people. Two of us from the Foundation for Learning Equality, Bethany and…