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Literary Safari is a boutique editorial shop that develops interactive educational content with an emphasis on narrative design, cross-media platforms, and user experience. As editorial developers, we are situated at the crossroads where educational development meets New Media. Our goal is to produce high-interest student and professional development materials that align to 21st century skills and standards.

Our menu of services includes:

  • Narrative Design and User Experience
  • Content Design and Development
  • Skills and Standards Alignment
  • Professional Development
  • Teaching Materials

spacer Founder, Sandhya Nankani has over a decade of experience conceptualizing, curating, and producing materials for the K-12 marketplace, such as interactive games and websites, educator guides, textbooks, leveled reading programs, and classroom magazines. Former editor of the Association of Educational Publishers award-winning Writing for Teens magazine and a supervising editor who participated in the development of Scholastic’s Expert 21, a Core English Language Arts curriculum for middle school built around the Common Core State Standards, her clients include The New York Times Learning Network, Sesame Workshop, PBS, Lion Television, Teachers College at Columbia University, and Scholastic. You can also visit her on her website at www.sandhyanankani.com.

3 Comments

  1. spacer Libby and Len Traubman
    Posted March 19, 2012 at 7:25 AM

    Sandhya,
    We loved being together with you again!!
    Please send us your fullest contact information to help us stay in touch well.
    Interestingly, just this morning we received another request from Ghana for the film.
    When we get your address, we’ll forward it to show you.
    With our appreciation and affection, Libby and Len

  2. spacer Kevin
    Posted April 13, 2012 at 8:20 PM

    Aloha,

    Do you have the contact info to Novel Idea Vending?

    Thanks,
    Kevin

  3. spacer Sandhya
    Posted April 14, 2012 at 7:38 PM

    Not sure how up-to-date it is but here you go: John Costello, Director Chairman, Novel Idea Vending, 00447976649197 and email: paul@novel-idea-vending.com

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