“Kids, copy notes carefully.” We’ve all heard it—but is this really learning in the internet age? This comic shows why rote memorization no longer works—and how purposeful use of technology, powered by the Apna PC, can transform education.
Sometimes, the best way to help a child learn is not by pushing—but by standing beside them.
This comic shows how trust, space, and the right tools allow children to move forward confidently.
You don’t need expensive labs to teach STEM—just curiosity, creativity, and a few everyday items.
This comic shows how hands-on experiments, combined with digital learning tools like the Apna PC, can make STEM accessible to every child.
We don’t need big schools to make big changes.
This comic shows how small, community-run microschools—powered by the Apna PC—are transforming education in India.
Starting a microschool doesn’t require a degree—just a vision and the right tools.
This comic walks you through how to create a small, personalized learning space in your community—powered by curiosity, collaboration, and the Apna PC.
A solar oven, a group of peers, and one excited child explaining his creation—this is the “True Learning Path.”
This comic shows how curiosity, creativity, and the right tools can unlock a child’s potential beyond the classroom.
Want to start a microschool but don’t know where to begin?
This comic offers a simple, inspiring roadmap for parents who want to reclaim their child’s education.
No degrees. No bureaucracy. Just a spark—and a smart PC.
What makes the Apna PC so different from every other screen?
This comic has the answer—and it’s not just in the apps or tools.
It’s in the way kids light up when they get to own their learning journey.
What happens when you stop controlling your child’s learning—and start trusting them?
This comic explores how risky freedom can feel at first… until we see what blooms.
It’s a gentle nudge for every parent who's ever asked: “Will they really learn on their own?”
Tired of high school fees, rude administrators, and burnt-out kids?
You’re not alone. This comic exposes how parents are paying more to be treated worse—and offers a powerful alternative.
