What we do
Our approach
The Age of Learning Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to fundamentally improving the education of underserved children on a global scale. By 2025, the Foundation’s global goal is to reach 10 million children in at least 10 countries with digital learning solutions to help them build strong learner identities, achieve foundational literacy and numeracy, and pursue lifelong learning.
The Foundation works with governments and NGOs—including UNICEF and UNESCO as a member of their Global Education Coalition—to provide highly scalable, sustainable digital learning programs that have been proven to measurably advance academic skills, at no cost to the children and families being served. The Foundation also provides teacher training, family engagement, and community outreach support. Working collaboratively with partners including ministries of education, and other organizations, the Foundation has enabled children around the world to benefit from Age of Learning’s research-proven learning resources.
Our solutions
As a leading education technology organization, we blend the science of learning, education best practices, innovative technology, and masterful creativity that results in engaging, effective educational experiences that bring learning to life.
My Math Academy is an award-winning, adaptive game-based program that helps children in preschool through 2nd grade build a strong understanding of fundamental math concepts and skills.
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My Reading Academy is an adaptive game-based program that helps children in preschool and kindergarten achieve mastery across language comprehension and word reading skills.
Educational Video Content offers over 42 hours of both short and long form, engaging videos that cover topics including: literacy, numeracy, science, art, technology, geography, English language development including phonics, higher level numeracy, engineering, and music, all designed to support learning, delight, and engage children ages 2 through 12.
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ABCmouse Early Learning Academy’s award-winning curriculum is aligned to widely recognized standards of education and development for young learners. ABCmouse has been designed in all aspects to engage children, and it includes more than 11,000 Learning Activities—each individually crafted to appeal to children and simultaneously address essential learning outcomes.
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ABCmouse English provides research-based, engaging, innovative, and personalized instruction with measurable outcomes to young English learners around the world. Its hundreds of lessons and thousands of activities provide a natural approach to language acquisition for children ages 3 through 8.
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Where we work
All children deserve a strong foundation for success in school and beyond. The Age of Learning Foundation works in low- and lower-middle income countries. In all of our work, we engage international education experts to measure our work’s impact, so we can continually increase our efficacy and value in each location.
Current projects
- Kenya: In partnership with Akili Kids, we are broadcasting our educational video content and offering free access to our digital learning products.
- Costa Rica: We launched our first pilot in Costa Rica in 2018 to study the use of ABCmouse to improve English language skills. Following our study of that successful pilot (see our research brief in English or Spanish), we are now expanding our work throughout the country in partnership with the Ministry of Education.
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- To enhance the Ministry’s goals for bilingual education, the Foundation developed and delivered a television series dedicated to supporting English language learning, at no cost to partner broadcasters.
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- Sri Lanka: In partnership with the nonprofit DP Kids, we have provided access to our educational video content, which has been localized, as well as free access to our digital learning products. See some of our ABCmouse videos that have been localized for Sri Lanka.
- Pakistan: In partnership with the AAJ TVnetwork, we have provided access to our educational video content, which has been localized, as well as free access to our digital learning products. See AAJ’s PSA promoting the partnership and encouraging families to access free ABCmouse Academy memberships.
Past projects
- The Gambia: In partnership with the country’s Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, we have provided educational video content for broadcast.
- Papua New Guinea: We successfully launched a school-based project with partners Save the Children Australia, Digicel, and Inclusiv to provide access to our digital learning products. This project also involved providing the necessary devices and infrastructure to support digital education, even in the most remote locations.
