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Free Internet Helps Northern Nigeria University Students Learn

In Nigeria, more than 100 million people are not connected to the Internet because of poor infrastructure, and on the few networks that offer the service, it's expensive and unreliable. A new project has come up to give people - especially university students - a resource for offline viewing at no cost. The offline eGranary Digital Library is an innovative technology developed by a U.S.-based non-profit organization called the WiderNet. The offline library provides digital...

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