WHAT WE DO:
Lightbulb Press creates financial literacy content, in the form of guides and booklets, learning centers for the Web, and interactive games and activities that focus on personal finance, investing, and financial planning in engaging, practical, and memorable ways.
WHAT WE OFFER:
Lightbulb’s educational resources are developed to speak directly and effectively to specific age groups and audiences, including children, teens, and young adults. Whether on the Web or in print, we’re committed to our distinctive approach: clear, easy-to-read language, fun, colorful graphics, and imaginative interactive elements.
Guides and booklets on all aspects of personal finance and investing, including It’s Your Financial Life, written for kids, available in print, digital, and mobile formats
Web-based learning centers and workshops on specific financial topics
Teacher’s handbooks and materials to help teachers use our content in the classroom
Complete, multi-media financial literacy Web sites that are developed to engage young audiences
WHAT WE NEED:
We are creating a comprehensive digital offering of our financial literacy content, including digital flipbooks, mobile versions for Apple’s iPad and iPhones, and other e-readers.
We are looking for organizations who would be interested in leveraging these additional ways for getting financial education into kids’ hands, by sponsoring or distributing branded versions of these digital versions.
Check out two new ways to read our booklet Credit & Borrowing:
For the Mobile version on iTunes: http://goo.gl/Ay5BX
To see the Digital Flipbook: http://lightbulbpress.com/digital/credit_borrowing/
WHAT’S NEW:
In collaboration with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Lightbulb developed the new Web site for the Money Matters: Make it Count financial literacy program. The
Web site will be launched in late fall 2010, at http://www.MoneyMattersMakeitCount.com
The Web site covers the fundamentals of budgeting, saving and investing, credit, paying for college, and entrepreneurship, and offers teens engaging games, quizzes, polls, and calculators that drive home key points and highlight the relevance of financial smarts in everyday life.
In addition, It’s Your Financial Life, one of Lightbulb’s most popular publications for kids, is now available as a digital guide for reading online or mobile devices. Written specially for teens and young adults, it covers topics including banking, using credit wisely, and investing.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mavis Morris, Director of Publishing Services
212-485-8822
37 West 28th Street
New York, NY 10001
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