Here are a few examples of custom development projects we have done for other customers. We'd love to talk with you about your project.
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Brian Reed and team used Atomic Search to transform the RSD digital learning environment, streamlining content management and enhancing equity and accessibility for over 20,000 students and 3,000 staff.
iOS and Android app that explains 12 ways breast cancer can present and guides users step-by-step with a personalized plan to manage their breast health.
Offline Tracker helps teachers track time that students report spending on course activities outside of the learning management system.
Web and mobile platform that universities use to adopt, customize, and deliver open licensed and instructor-developed textbooks and teaching materials.
SaaS platform for running mental health clinics that supports scheduling, patient notes, electronic billing, and accounting.
Open source embeddable quiz player that supports playing QTI and EdX format quiz files. Can be configured for use in both formative and summative assessment situations.
Survey application that helps nursing schools manage self, supervisor, and instructor evaluations of clinical experiences.
A flash card LTI app for exploring history that includes a leaderboard designed to increase student motivation and learning.
A content management and mashup tool that teachers use to draw content from anywhere on the web for instructional use.
An interactive math tool that elementary school teachers use to teach place value and regrouping for addition and subtraction.
Sales support tool that populates a Canvas instance with selected courses and simulates student activity in those courses based on data specified in Google spreadsheets.
Customized version of the open source Canvas LMS to support administering diagnostic math assessments for rational numbers.
A visual authoring tool for concept maps. Talks to MIT services to retrieve and store map data, including course objectives, activities, and resources.