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OLRA

ONE LENS RESEARCH ACTION

A OneLensMedia AI product

Your knowledge. More languages. Practical learning.

OLRA is OneLensMedia’s artificial intelligence (AI) product, designed to transform approved research, policy and training materials into culturally relevant multimedia learning in local languages.

Focused on health, nutrition and wellness, we combine AI, learning design and human expertise to help institutions and businesses educate communities, equip workforces and distribution networks, and support informed product use.

The opportunity

Make knowledge useful where decisions happen.

An institution may have a nutrition curriculum. A business may have product guidance. A workforce may have a training manual.

For that knowledge to be useful, people need to understand it, recognise its relevance and know how to apply it.

OLRA helps turn complex material into learning experiences that reflect people’s languages, everyday situations and practical needs.

Three ways to apply OLRA

Who needs to learn—and what should they be able to do?

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Community nutrition education

Connect nutrition knowledge with household action.

We work with institutions funding or delivering community nutrition programmes to turn approved materials into accessible multimedia courses.

Learning can support households, caregivers, community workers and facilitators, using relatable stories, practical choices and activities that connect knowledge with everyday routines.

What we can develop together

  • Local language courses adapted from approved curricula.
  • Audio and visual explanations for different literacy needs.
  • Household scenarios, decision activities and practice exercises.
  • Facilitator resources and family learning materials.
  • Reinforcement and follow-up activities suited to the programme.

For: Governments, development organisations, foundations and programme implementers.

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Workforce and distributor learning

Equip the people who represent your products and services.

We help health, nutrition and wellness businesses turn technical information into practical learning for employees, field teams, distributors and retail partners.

Courses can address what each role needs to know, how to explain information accurately and how to respond to common situations.

What we can develop together

  • Onboarding and role-specific learning.
  • Product knowledge and demonstration modules.
  • Customer questions and realistic response scenarios.
  • Checks for understanding and practical application.
  • Refresher learning as products, guidance or responsibilities change.

For: Employers, manufacturers, service providers and distribution networks.

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Consumer product education

Help people understand what they use—and how to use it.

We work with businesses to make approved product information accessible to consumers, customers and caregivers.

From preparation and storage to appropriate use, OLRA can help people understand instructions, explore common questions and relate information to their daily lives.

What we can develop together

  • Short product learning modules.
  • Preparation, use and storage demonstrations.
  • Accessible explanations of labels and instructions.
  • Local language answers to common questions.
  • Learning resources for customer and community education.

Product education draws on approved information, with commercial sponsorship clearly identified.

For: Health, nutrition and wellness businesses seeking to support informed product use.

Languages, formats, delivery channels and review requirements are agreed for each project.

AI with human expertise

Built around your knowledge. Designed for your audience.

OLRA combines AI-assisted adaptation and multimedia production with learning design, subject expertise and local language review.
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Accuracy
Learning draws from agreed source materials, with technical review and approval responsibilities defined for the project.
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Relevance
Language, examples and presentation reflect the audience’s context, experience and learning needs.
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Application
Stories, demonstrations and activities connect information with practical decisions and actions.
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Continuity
Feedback, revisions and agreed updates help materials remain useful as knowledge, products and audience needs evolve.

Case study

WFP PD Health Nutrition Courses in Samburu

From nutrition knowledge to household action.

Nutrition course digitisation and localisation in Samburu has helped shape OLRA’s approach to practical learning.

The course design connects familiar household experiences with opportunities to recall, explore, decide and practise.

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    Recall

    Start with what participants already know, remember or do.

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    Story

    Introduce a relatable situation through familiar characters and household experiences.

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    Decision

    Invite learners to consider a choice and explore its consequences.

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    Practice

    Create an opportunity to rehearse a skill or demonstrate understanding.

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    Household action

    Identify a practical step to take with family members.

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    IVR follow-up

    Extend the learning journey through planned interactive voice response prompts that reinforce household actions and invite feedback.

African language collaboration

More learning, in more African languages.

We welcome collaboration with African AI and language technology companies, language specialists and local reviewers.

Our focus is connecting language and speech capabilities with practical health, nutrition and wellness learning—combining technology with subject expertise and cultural understanding.

Explore a language or technology partnership

Work with us

Start with the knowledge you already have.

Bring your research, policy, training materials or approved product guidance. We will work with you to define who needs to learn, what they should understand or do, and which languages and formats will serve them.

An engagement can focus on a course, a defined learning package or continuing adaptation across audiences and locations.

Tell us what you need to achieve.

We’ll respond with questions, not a sales pitch.

Discuss a project