Living Stories

Penguin Random House Canada Introduces New Immersive Story Time App to Help Kids Tap Into the Magic of Reading

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Tuesday, April 9, 2024
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Penguin Random House Canada is proud to announce the launch of the early access web app, Living Stories , which aims to transform every bedtime story into an immersive experience.

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  • Penguin Random House Canada is proud to announce the launch of the early access web app, Living Stories , which aims to transform every bedtime story into an immersive experience.
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    Children are facing declines in their abilities in reading, according to recent reports.
  • “I’ve witnessed firsthand the startling drop in children’s capabilities in reading books and how parents felt powerless towards that issue.
  • Penguin Random House Canada embarked on this journey to help further engage children in reading and hope to make Living Stories a fully-integrated app.

Open Campus, TinyTap, Code Green join forces to fight climate change through innovative educational initiatives

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Tuesday, August 22, 2023
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The collaboration aims to help more children learn about climate change by leveraging the power of tokenized educational content, interactive gaming, and blockchain technology.

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  • The collaboration aims to help more children learn about climate change by leveraging the power of tokenized educational content, interactive gaming, and blockchain technology.
  • Open Campus, TinyTap, and Code Green are all dedicated to supporting the efforts of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification ( UNCCD ).
  • This new collaboration exemplifies their commitment to fighting climate change and their belief in the power of education to shape a more sustainable future.
  • The partnership follows the successful launch of the Open Campus " Climate Change for Kids " initiative, which aims to foster knowledge and awareness of climate change among the younger generation.