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African Storybook

africanstorybook.org

TU Delft OpenCourseWare

ocw.tudelft.nl

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Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
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Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published21
Spec score · Open Educational Resource Platforms8.9 (#2)7.3 (#21)
SupportThe site publishes a support email address and telephone number and links to help and notes for reporting story quality issues.Users can send feedback or questions through a contact form, and the FAQ says constructive comments and inquiries receive email responses.

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African Storybook

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African Storybook

African Storybook develops and publishes picture storybooks in African languages to support children’s literacy, enjoyment and imagination. Its stories and tools are intended for children aged two to ten, including early childhood and the first three years of primary school. The free Reader app lets parents and children access books offline. With the free Maker app, people can create storybooks offline on a phone or tablet, then publish them to the website once connected. Website tools also support creating, translating and adapting picture books, and readers can download titles for offline reading or print them. Stories may be read, copied, adapted and translated without payment or permission, subject to attribution and any non-commercial restriction attached to a particular story. Creating, adapting or translating requires registration; users must be at least 18 or have parent or guardian permission. The site distinguishes ASb-approved stories from those made on the website or in the Maker app that have not been checked. It also offers video and written guidance on using and developing picture storybooks. The initiative is free, with Android, iOS and web access.

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TU Delft OpenCourseWare

TU Delft OpenCourseWare publishes free university-level learning materials arranged as courses. Anyone can view the materials online without registering or meeting academic prerequisites. Course resources vary and may include planning materials, evaluation tools, and subject content. One example, Modern Distributed Systems, addresses cloud, edge, and big-data systems through quizzes, design exercises, experiments, open questions, and a final project. The homepage says resources can be downloaded, and materials may be copied, distributed, translated, and modified under their reuse terms. Most course materials use a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 license: users must give attribution, reuse them noncommercially, and apply the same terms to adaptations. Videos play through TU Delft’s Collegerama site using MediaSite Viewer. OCW does not provide university credit, degrees, certificates, or access to TU Delft faculty. Some content may be missing because of intellectual-property restrictions, and instructors may withhold assignment or exam solutions. Materials are listed for web, macOS, and Windows.

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