Collaboration with RÚV

UNESCO - Institute for Lifelong Learning

In 2021, UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning conducted a global landscape review of digital solutions for innovative and effective ways to support the literacy and learning opportunities for refugees, migrants and internally displaced persons. Published in 2022, the compilation of case studies showed that the LingvisPlay format had reached the highest number of users of all solutions reviewed.

→

Suspilne

Suspilne is the public broadcaster of Ukraine, a member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). Thanks to the donation of Dusan Stojanovic and family as well as TGV+ Lingvis foundation is able to provide the LingvisPlay format to be used with Suspilne content.

→

Mitt i

Mitt i and Lingvis share an interest in reaching the migrant target group in Sweden with local news and opportunities to develop the language skills needed for local media consumption. Spreading the service further and establishing partnerships with more municipalities is a shared goal.

→

Yle (currently inactive)

Since 2020, Finland’s public service broadcaster Yle has successfully used the LingvisPlay format in order to turn its program content into dynamic language learning materials. The achievements of the service resulted in Yle extending the partnership after the initial two years.

→

SVT (currently inactive)

SVT is the market leading television media provider and public broadcaster of Sweden. SVT Språkplay based on the LingvisPlay language support and learning format was the World’s first integrated language integration service, offering the daily updated full media range (approximate 14 000 videos) serving hundred of thousands of refugees and migrants in Sweden.

→