Unidata Systems, Inc

About SoftChalk Founded in 2002 by Sue Polyson Evans, Robert Godwin-Jones and Peter Huneke, SoftChalk is the result of a vision to create a software tool that made it easy for educators to connect with their learners. Evans and Jones have a history of innovation in educational technology, having worked on a project in 1996 that resulted in the creation of one of the first commercially available learning management systems, Web Course in a Box, which was later sold to E-education leader Blackboard Inc. As LMS systems began to proliferate on college campuses, we saw that educators needed an easy way to move beyond the static lesson content ( word processing documents and slide shows ) found in most on-line courses. Through our work with faculty, we found that although educators desire to create sophisticated, interactive content, they typically do not have the time to learn complicated authoring tools. Huneke joined as CTO and we set about creating a software product based on these principles: the software had to be simple to use, yet powerful enough that educators could create truly interactive content. And the lesson content had to be portable for use in virtually any learning management system or on any web server. The result was SoftChalk. Today, SoftChalk's flagship product and is used by more than 3, 300 organizations worldwide for K-12, Higher Education and corporate training. Educators at institutions using SoftChalk have said, SoftChalk has revolutionized the way our faculty teach. With over a 70% increase in sales every year since 2002, SoftChalk has experienced exponential growth.

Dr. Craig Rudlin is a highly regarded board certified pediatric endocrinologist based in Richmond, VA, with extensive experience in the field. He graduated with honors from both Princeton University and Harvard Medical School, and has worked as an instructor in pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Rudlin established his private practice in Richmond, specializing in pediatric endocrinology, and is known for his expertise in human growth and development. In addition to his medical practice, Dr. Rudlin is actively involved in various professional organizations, including the Lawson Wilkins Pediatric Endocrine Society and the New York Academy of Science. He is also a member of the Sigma Xi Honorary Research Society and the National Eagle Scout Association. Dr. Rudlin's commitment to improving the lives of children with chronic diseases led him to found the Faber Amorum Foundation, which focuses on supporting children with diabetes, growth disorders, and similar conditions.Generated from the website

Vita is a local publication based in Richmond, VA, delivering a diverse array of news and information to its community, including coverage of local events, education, crime, and politics. It provides readers with access to various sections such as business, sports, lifestyles, and obituaries, ensuring comprehensive insights into the happenings within the region. In addition to news reporting, Vita features letters to the editor and editorials, encouraging community engagement and discourse. The platform not only highlights significant events but also showcases local businesses and provides resources such as real estate listings and voter guides, reflecting its commitment to serving the Richmond area effectively. Generated from the website