Share.
The SEE Library Project is committed to ensuring equitable access to educational resources for all members of the global community and promoting the sharing of diverse voices through digital technologies.
Recognizing the disparities in access to education due to differences in circumstances of birth and opportunity, especially in developing nations, the SEE Project has taken action, donating educational materials to over 30 schools across Fiji, South Sudan, Bhutan, the Solomon Islands, and Malaysia. To date, contributions include a wide range of digital devices—such as desktops, laptops, robotic kits, data projectors, and cameras—as well as library books, with value exceeding $250,000 USD.
Engage.
The SEE Library Project believes in engaging with students from all backgrounds to create open dialogue, learning and sharing opportunities.
Digital technologies have allowed for information to be created and shared at unprecedented rates and are critical to the role of teachers and students alike in the modern landscape of the global information age.
Harnessing these technologies is increasingly important in the classroom and for creative endeavours such as digital book creation helps students to develop practical and personal skills to further their future educational development.
Educate.
Every child is entitled to an education with high-quality and relevant educational resources. Unfortunately, due to the disparity of income and opportunity in our communities, students and children from developing or poorer socio-economic regions are often disadvantaged in this area.
The SEE Library Project strives to continually move forward with the goal of providing digital books and digital resources to communities that lack educational infrastructure, with the belief that education is essential to the future development and success of the next generation.
The Share, Engage, Educate (SEE) Project is led by Associate Professor Vinesh Chandra (Queensland University of Technology).