RACHEL OVERVIEW

RACHEL (Remote Area Community Hotspots for Education and Learning) are low-cost, scalable deployments of the best open-source software and creative commons educational content available.  World Possible curates  from leading educational resources such as The Khan Academy, Wikiepedia, CK-12 and many more, making a digital library in a box available in one easy to reference location.  RACHEL software then allows any computer to function as a server whereby all other computers can access it's central repository in a internet-like environment.  RACHEL 2.0 supports all iOS devices as well as offers users indexed search of the full RACHEL content.  RACHEL is free to download, install, manage and replicate and can be deployed in nearly any environment with minimal hardware.

RACHEL Pi builds on The Rasberry Pi foundations linux-based computer to provide a full "plug-and-play" server solution.  This allows deployments in areas using only tablets, those with very limited techincal expertise, and those with visions of large scale deployments requiring uniformity in hardware to access the full content on RACHEL.

World Possible offers free download of RACHEL, free shipment of USB sticks containing RACHEL and its content, or free RACHEL Pi servers to qualified individuals and institutions with the generous support of our individual donors.  World Possible will travel twice a year to locations with a need for set-up, support and training by highly qualified and motivated Cisco employees and staff members.  Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  to inquire.