It’s a situation those of us who have undergone COVID testing might relate to: you look online to find the nearest testing site and drive to the give...
No one is surprised by the fact that healthcare is a basic human need, particularly during a pandemic. What is surprising, however, is the extent to wh...
The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare the global literacy gap, including digital and health literacy, fueled by the lack of digital access for all. While...
One of the most exciting things about our jobs at Cell-Ed is how we are able to change lives and work with amazing organizations that have the s...
Everyone has their COVID-19 stories, when you first heard about it, how it impacted you and your network of friends – families – co-workers...
Available in English and Spanish on any mobile phone – No data or internet required We know that millions of us in the US can’t get access to...
Whether you are looking to increase Medicaid members’ adherence to medications or to reduce unnecessary and costly hospital visits, there’s increas...
Field testing of Cell-Ed with immigrant service workers proved the potential and power of mobile learning to bring life and career-changing educational...
Maria Velarde is the head teacher and Anissa Reddick is the assistant teacher at Make the Road New York, the state’s largest immigrant organization t...
After 20 years of designing and developing mobile experiences, there is one thing I am doggedly certain about: solutions will work if you solve for the...
As you look to reach, retain and upskill your on-the-go and lowest-skilled workers, there are a handful of mobile solutions to evaluate in the ed tech ...
How are we going to clean the oceans? Convert CO₂ emissions into valuable products? Turn air into drinking water? XPRIZE is a nonprofit that uses glo...
Words that I only heard sporadically at ed tech conferences a few years ago – “foundational skills,” “entry level skills,” &#...
“The jobs are there, but the skills are not,” one executive said during meetings last month between the President and manufacturing CEOs. W...
Thanks to Ajay Pangarka for his provocative piece, “eLearning is Dead! Long Live Lean Learning!”1 As a 20-year practitioner of Information Communic...
A recent World Bank report titled Poverty & Shared Prosperity 2016: Taking on Inequality1 makes for riveting reading if you are interested in how t...
Cell-Ed continues to build bridges and pathways for #immigrants and #refugees to become full participants in a #democracy. #english #onthego. At a R...
Meet Senobia, an English second language learner from Texas and someone who symbolizes success. Senobia recently completed the Cell-Ed English course, ...
Sunday, Dec 4 was important in the history of peaceful resistance in the USA. The halting of the Dakota Access pipeline at Standing Rock is a major vic...
The path to a powerful and enduring partnership is paved with important lessons that are worth sharing. Instead of building walls to keep people out, t...
There is no lack of coverage on the recent US elections and the fractures they have caused among the populous. Fractures we can argue stem from very di...
“To study all I needed to do was call and I’d be studying within one second – anytime!” Briseida achieved 97% literacy using Ce...
Cell-Ed was pleased to be honored by Digital Promise and Teacher’s College at Columbia University for its use of evaluation research, which unde...
Organization of American States Building Pathways for ICT in Education Conference Oct 20-21, 2016, St George’s, Grenada The Role of Technology in the...
Senior Ministry of Education Officials from the Eastern Caribbean Sates and the Organization of American States convened a dialogue focused on the role...
Collaboration is a driving force in Cell-Ed’s work. It is through collaboration that Latinas Contra el Cancer and Cell-Ed joined forces this past Sep...
The University of the Fraser Valley (British Columbia, Canada), in partnership with The Aga Khan University (Kenya) and the Queen Elizabeth Scholars Pr...