Teach your child to read in English in just days!

We have at GraphoGame been honoured with the UNESCO King Sejong Literacy Prize for 2023. The prestigious award recognises GraphoGame’s remarkable contribution to literacy development among children and adults in their mother tongue through an innovative and gamified learning approach. Read our press release below!

We meet Mervi Palander, founder of GraphoGame at her home in Finland to discuss the institution she has created and the ongoing capital expansion of the company.

GraphoGame isn’t just about teaching reading – it’s about sparking a lifelong love for learning. The game adapts to every child’s needs with responsive learning designed for all skill levels.

In this blog post we will open up a bit of how GraphoGame already has been used in the world and the impact it has had. GraphoGame isn’t just confined to the Norwegian context. It’s a tool that has made its mark on the international stage, with the app gaining recognition and making a real impact.

Today, we’re diving into an exciting topic that’s making waves in Norway’s education scene: game-based learning. While Norway boasts high literacy rates, there are still some kids who face challenges when it comes to reading and writing.

That’s where our adaptive game GraphoGame steps in, offering a helping hand to children with learning difficulties and making literacy an inclusive learning resource for all. Let’s explore how game-based learning is revolutionising the fight against illiteracy!

Illiteracy is a global challenge that hinders individuals’ social, economic, and personal development. The inability to read and write limits access to information, job opportunities, and participation in society.

In this blog post, we will delve into the issue of illiteracy, its impact on individuals and communities, and explore the initiatives and solutions that are making a difference in the fight against illiteracy.