Partners
Center for Applied Special Technology
Founded in 1984 as the Center for Applied Special Technology, CAST is an educational, not-for-profit organization that uses technology to expand opportunities for all people, especially those with disabilities.
Columbia University
The Royal Charter formally establishing King's College in 1754 defined the institution's
goal as “the Instruction and Education of Youth in the Learned Languages and Liberal Arts
and Sciences.” This mandate has not essentially changed, even with the transformation of
King's College into Columbia, one of the world's foremost research universities.
HalfthePlanet Foundation
HalfthePlanet is the authoritative online source of reliable tools for independent living for the disability community. We are dedicated to the belief that only when the barriers to accessibility are removed and practical
solutions to everyday life are provided can all people live independent and fulfilling lives.
Virtual Pencil
Provides an interactive math solution for students who are blind or visually impaired. The software does the job of the pencil. It moves to the right spot on the "paper", guided by the user, and inputs the answers that the user selects. It can edit numbers and variables, insert fractions or square roots or other structures, and copy whole equations or expressions.
NeST Technologies, Inc.
NeST Technologies, Inc. is an international systems engineering and application development firm committed to delivering high quality, low cost solutions that fit customers' needs on time, every time. By continuously nurturing talent and technology,
NeST develops solutions that anticipate tomorrow's needs today and help customer productivity soar.
The Carey Group
The Carey Group is a high quality provider of computer training, computer-based training (CBT), software documentation, software development, and web development based in Morris County New Jersey.
SignSmith™ 3-D
Full screen animated characters by Vcom renders content via Americal Sign Language. Signing flows naturally without having to return to "rest" position between each sign while precise hand, body, and facial movements closely express the reality of each sign.
