From KERA:
As many as one-third of Dallas adults are barely literate. Each year, literacy groups only reach 1.5 percent of them.
But now there’s an award-winning smartphone app designed to change that — and it’s free.
Award-Winning Smartphone Game ‘Codex’ Is Teaching North Texans To Read
The app does more than teach – it’s an adventure game.
Bill Zeeble / KERA News
Damon Richardson, in a classroom at LIFT, using the app Codex: The Lost Words of Atlantis. "It was a wonderful success. I had people come to me and ask me how it works."
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