EOU Foundation

Explore Data

Pick a “track” → choose a country → pull open data (or load local file) → generate insight → turn insight into action.

1) Choose a data track

Track

Country

Tip: use World for global averages (when available) or pick a country to compare.

Year range (when available)

to

Data source by default: World Bank Open Data API (free, no keys).

2) Ask a question

Pick one (or write yours):

What changed? Where is the gap? What can we build?

Your question

This page does not “grade” anyone. It helps learners form clear thinking: Observation → Question → Hypothesis → Action.

Data View

No data loaded

Local file: none

Auto summary

When data is loaded, this generates a simple story:

Load a track and fetch data (or load a local file) to see a summary here.

Raw sample (first 12 rows)

{}

Tracks included (you can add more)

Internet Access — Internet users (% of population)
Education — Primary completion rate
Literacy — Adult literacy rate

Climate — CO₂ emissions per capita
Health — Life expectancy at birth
Jobs — Unemployment rate

Want to use your own datasets? Put CSV/JSON on the same server (or a USB drive) and load locally. This is how you run it in low-internet environments.

Build a Tech-For-Good Project

Turn your insight into a real project plan the foundation can run: “What we saw → what we’ll build → how we’ll measure impact.”

Project Canvas

Project title

Audience

Problem (what is the gap?)

Data insight (what did the data show?)

Solution (what will we build?)

Steps (how we execute)

Tools (open & affordable)

Partners

Ethics rules (non-negotiable)

Impact metrics (real, not vanity)

Instant Foundation-Ready Proposal

This auto-generates a clean one-page project brief you can paste into an email or proposal.

Click “Generate Brief” to create your one-page project plan.

Starter project ideas (you can pick one and customize)

Offline Data Club Community Internet Map School Tech Mentor Ladder Youth Data Kiosk

Pick a tag → it will prefill the canvas with a strong starting point.

Offline Hub

Turn any old PC into a youth tech lab. This page helps you run this tool even with low/no internet.

How to run in a community center (simple)

Put this index.html on a laptop (or a USB drive).
Download a few datasets once (CSV/JSON) and store them in a folder called /data.
Open this page in a browser → Load Local CSV/JSON → explore together.
Use “Build a Project” to create a plan for what the kids will build for the community.

Optional: run a tiny local web server (best)

If you have a Linux laptop, you can host this locally:

// From the folder containing index.html:
python3 -m http.server 8080

// Then open:
http://127.0.0.1:8080

This lets multiple devices connect if you share Wi-Fi locally.

Trusted open dataset sources (no keys)

These are the default track links used by the Explorer (World Bank API):

(click “Show Dataset Links”)

Ethics & Safety (foundation rule)

No collecting sensitive personal data from kids.
No “tracking” learners outside the lab.
No selling data. Ever.
Teach: build for good, protect privacy, respect people.

Want this customized for EOUFoundation.com branding?

Replace the title, logo colors, mission paragraph, and add real foundation photos (with consent). Everything stays one file.

Teach kids & youth to use technology for good — by exploring real-world data.

What learners do here

Kids (8–12)

Teens (13–17)

Youth (18–25)

Explore Data

1) Choose a data track

2) Ask a question

Data View

Auto summary

Raw sample (first 12 rows)

Tracks included (you can add more)

Build a Tech-For-Good Project

Project Canvas

Instant Foundation-Ready Proposal

Offline Hub

How to run in a community center (simple)

Optional: run a tiny local web server (best)

Trusted open dataset sources (no keys)

Ethics & Safety (foundation rule)