Desktop software supporting transcription and annotation of digital media
Commercial software for macOS and Windows that helps users make sense of digital audio and video content.
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Our Projects
We design and develop custom learning environments. We work collaboratively with our clients to identify learning goals and develop innovative solutions. Here are some examples of our work:
Network analysis graphs with real-time shared editing
An online tool for digital humanities and K-Higher Ed classrooms that supports dozens of users collaboratively constructing and analyzing network graphs.
View Net.Create
Providing educators with the data they need to help improve student outcomes
A comprehensive survey administration and data reporting system used by school leaders to implement school improvement.
View 5Essentials
Motion-tracked scriptable simulation agents
A suite of tools that use motion tracking technology to allow students to control a real time simulation environment populated by student-coded simulation agents.
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Combining the power of eBooks, annotations, and conceptual organizers to help students interrogate complex texts
High School and Middle School students use our web-based software tool to interactively read, annotate, and conceptually organize challenging literary and historical texts that would otherwise be beyond their reading level.
View SenseMaking in the Disciplines
Custom courseware authoring system
Flexible teacher professional development courseware with custom authoring environment for in-person workshops.
View NGSX
Leveraging data vizualization to provide insights into the milestones that matter most for college success.
The To&Through Project provides educators and families with data to visualize the milestones that research shows matter most for students’ high school and college success in one online hub for education stakeholders.
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Early elementary literacy assessment, progress monitoring, and analysis
An online tool to support early literacy assessment, data collection, data visualization, and teacher development.
View STEP Literacy
Supporting student investigations using authentic science data
Web interactive for classroom curriculum.
View WGBH/NOVA
A physically interactive social game to teach youth the value of their actions to make a difference in the world
The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center hired Inquirium to conceive, design, and implement a learning environment to teach children aged 9-11 the universal lessons of the Holocaust, as part of its launch in Skokie, Illinois.
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