Internet in a Box®
Internet-in-a-Box brings the power of a free Digital Library of Alexandria into the hands of any school, hospital, or community worldwide:
Listen to the BBC podcast "How to put the internet in a box" for an excellent 23-minute summary of how this works in different countries, around the world.
In short, Internet-in-a-Box brings the very best of the World’s Free Knowledge (Wikipedia, Khan Academy, OpenStreetMap, E-Books and many others) to those who are offline — e.g. anybody nearby with an old smartphone, tablet or laptop.
You can install an Internet-in-a-Box "learning hotspot" anywhere in the world — even under solar power, using very diverse hardware. Here is just one example, using a terabyte hard drive with built-in hotspot:
You can buy one of several common versions, or better yet quickly create any digital library needed by your school, your region and/or your very own family!
