Empower your community by sharing vital audio knowledge through a simple, low‐cost QR code poster. With Audiopedia Access Points, anyone can scan the code—no app, no downloads, just instant learning.

Why Audiopedia Access Points Matter

Audiopedia Access Points are a groundbreaking way to bring essential audio content directly to public spaces. Recognized as a key tool for achieving gender equality and empowering marginalized communities, these posters use simple technology to transform local health and educational outcomes. By creating an Access Point, you help ensure that life‐changing information reaches those who need it most.

Your Step-by-Step Guide

1. Select Your Language

Visit our Playlists page and choose the language that best suits your community.

Tip: Select the language your audience uses daily for maximum impact.

2. Select Your Topic

After choosing your language, you will see a list of topics available in that language (for example, “Advice for Girls” in English). Pick a topic that addresses a key local need—whether it’s health, education, or empowerment.

3. Download Your Access Point Poster

On the specific playlist page, click the button to download your ready-to-print Access Point Poster in PDF format.

Note: The poster comes with a unique QR code linking directly to the audio collection and a short URL (adp.ax) as a backup if the QR code isn’t scannable.

4. Print and Distribute

Print your poster and place it in high-traffic locations where your community gathers, such as health centers, community centers, schools, local markets, or religious/cultural centers.

Tip: If you don’t have access to a printer, consider using local print shops, community centers, or libraries. Local NGOs or CBOs may also offer communal printing facilities.

5. Join the Movement

Once your Access Point is live, help us spread the word and inspire others!

• Snap a Photo: Capture your poster in its community setting.
• Share on Social Media & WhatsApp: Post your photo on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), or Threads and tag us:
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter (X)
  • Threads
• Tag Us: Use the hashtag #AudiopediaAccessPoints in your posts.
• Why Share? Your shared experience inspires other communities to create their own Access Points and helps fuel a viral movement to spread vital knowledge.

Ready to empower your community? Creating an Audiopedia Access Point is simple, cost-effective, and transformative. Follow these steps and join a global movement to spread vital knowledge.
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Troubleshooting & FAQs

• Is Audiopedia free to use?
  Yes! Creating an Audiopedia Access Point comes at no cost (excluding material/printing expenses). The usage of Audiopedia is completely free for everyone, ensuring that beneficiaries receive vital knowledge at no charge.
• What if I don’t have a printer?
  Use local print shops, community centers, or libraries. If printing isn’t an option, you can still share the curated playlists directly via WhatsApp to ensure your community receives the vital content.
• Why is there a short URL (adp.ax) on the poster?
  The short URL serves as a backup to ensure uninterrupted access. If the QR code fails, users can manually enter the URL to access the audio content.
• What if the QR code doesn’t scan properly?
  Ensure the poster is printed clearly. If scanning issues persist, encourage users to use the short URL or share the playlist directly via WhatsApp as an alternative.
• Can I share the playlists without creating an Access Point?
  Yes! If you’re unable to print or distribute a poster, you can share the curated playlists directly via WhatsApp. This allows you to participate in our movement and spread vital knowledge without a physical poster.
• What if I encounter other issues?
  Reach out to your local Audiopedia coordinator or contact us through our website. Your feedback helps us improve support for every community.
• Want to share even more?
  You can also share the playlists directly using WhatsApp, ensuring that everyone has access to this vital information—even if you’re not able to create a physical Access Point immediately.

Ready to empower your community?
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