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Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB) is an effort to provide Wikipedia, MDWiki, and other content via physical media. It is primarily for distribution in places where access to the Internet is limited or controlled. The device includes software that creates a Wi-Fi hotspot that offers closed platform access. In practice, this means that up to 32 users who are within a couple of hundred meters of the hotspot can connect to the device and access or download the content that exists on the device: Wikipedia slices, medical knowledge, videos, and books. The talk will include detailed of applications and practical challenges of using it in public places. IIAB is not intended to further connect users to the Internet or to content, beyond what is presented in the Box itself. While India now has good connectivity to the internet through mobile, there are communities that can not afford internet costs. IIAB is a powerful and inexpensive device which can help in providing Wikipedia articles and medical-related content in education or for general community awareness Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB) is an effort to provide Wikipedia, MDWiki, and other content via physical media. It is primarily for distribution in places where access to the Internet is limited or controlled. Wiki Project Med Foundation has been building and shipping these devices around the world since 2017. This will be an update on this project and how you might get involved. Presenters: Suyash Dwivedi, James Heilman, Tim Moody