Israel Audiobook Project

Israel Audiobook Project Overview

Israel Audiobook Project aims to make books accessible to students with reading disabilities. The audiobooks are accessible and free of charge to eligible students on the site and in an app. Israel Audiobook Project is developing a student and teacher dashboard that enables data collection at an individual, class-wide, and national level. Teachers can upload and share lesson plans based on Israel Audiobook Project's content, fostering a community of contribution. Israel Audiobook Project will also implement gamification features aimed at incentivizing continued progress. The technological platform is being developed with Carmel 6000, an Israeli social impact technology project.

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Dec 30, 2018 · www.jns.org

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Opening up the world of audiobooks to kids with learning disabilities

The Israel Audiobook Project, founded by Rashi Kuhr, provides free audiobooks to special-education students in Israel. The organization has translated, recorded, and uploaded 10 books so far, with over 10,000 students benefiting from the program. The goal is to produce at least 10 new books annually. The project has partnered with publishers and authors to secure the rights to additional books. The audiobooks have had a positive impact on students reading abilities and confidence. The project also aims to expand to Arab children in special-education classes. Funding is a challenge, and the organization relies on volunteers and donations. The Israel Audiobook Project is currently running a fundraising campaign to secure funding for more books.

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Nahal Bezek Street 21/1, Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut, Israel

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