Super Duper Publications creates, develops, publishes, and sells K-12 supplemental educational materials; RTI programs; e-Learning software; mobile applications; interactive software; assessments; print books, games, card decks and magnetics; equipment; and supplies. www.superduperinc.com
We have an extensive line of learning materials. For web-based learning we offer the Super Duper Digital Library, a collection of our most loved cards, games, and workbooks. We also have the award-winning HearBuilder® Educational Software which focuses on listening, comprehension, memory, and foundational literacy.
https://www.superduperlibrary.com https://www.hearbuilder.com/
Our print materials include Response To Intervention programs such as Language LAB®, START-IN® for Reading, and ARtIC LAB®; Super Duper Data Tracker App; Jeepers Peepers® Questions Game; MagneTalk® Language Games; Super Duper Fun Decks®; Chipper Chat® Magnetic Chip Games; and Webber® Articulation and Language Books, Card Decks, and Games.
We also provide hundreds of FREE educational Handy Handouts® (informational newsletters for parents and educators) at https://www.handyhandouts.com/
Thomas and Sharon Webber founded Super Duper in 1986. We strive daily to bring creative, unique, research-based, easy-to-understand, bright, and cheerful educational products to children and the young at heart all around the world.
Blub Blub Inc. was founded in 2017 with the mission of tackling some of the biggest challenges in early education space. Our main product - Speech Blubs app is now the #1 speech and language development app and is among the 5 top-grossing apps for children aged 5 and under in the US.
The app boosts young children’s comprehension and extends their vocabulary, whilst improving their pronunciation, attention, and even their emotional intelligence. We help them learn in a playful app environment whilst providing smart screen time - the next best thing to real-life face-to-face-interaction. Kids develop their speech and primary language through approved therapeutic techniques such as video-modelling and gamification while using different technological approaches such as AI, facial recognition, voice activation and even personalisation for each user.
Since our beginning we have helped over 5,000,000 kids from all around the world! Our app is especially helpful for children with conditions such as Speech Delay, ADHD, Autism, Down Syndrome or Sensory Processing Disorder.
We are a culture driven team that includes designers, marketers, growth experts, UX experts, data analysts, engineers, marketers, content creators, early education experts and psychologists. We are user- and customer-centric, data-informed, impact-driven, and revenue-oriented.
We intend to become the leading player in the early childhood education sector, with the offering of a diverse product that will help our users from saying the first words to having all the skills necessary to have a head-start in preschool.
Tactus Therapy is a leader in speech therapy technology. We create ground-breaking products that help both clinicians and their patients to use best practices and evidence-based treatments.
Tactus specializes in the adult medical space, focusing on helping people with communication, cognitive, and swallowing challenges after stroke, brain injury, and neurologic disease. Our web-based software (the Virtual Rehab Center) and collection of mobile apps are used around the world by clinicians in hospitals, clinics, universities, and care facilities. Families dealing with communication and cognitive impairments are using our software in their homes and communities to get more intense practice for better outcomes.
Our software saves clinicians time and ensures they have the cutting-edge interactive tools they need at hand. Our resources help to educate clinicians and families about the treatments available and how to cope with various conditions.
Tactus has long been a leader in aphasia rehabilitation since we started in 2011, but we now are rising to the top for cognitive-communication and speech disorders, as well as swallowing impairments (dysphagia).