About DDI

Digital Directions International, Inc. (“DDI”) is a socially-responsible, educational technology pioneer and publisher of digital instructional content. DDI is a Delaware “C” Corporation, formed in October 2000 by founder John Ramo (CEO). It is a Colorado-based company with production headquarters in Boulder.
DDI is an educational technology pioneer and publisher of K-12 digital instructional content, curriculum, and assessments in mathematics and other subjects. All DDI products are research-based, use new technologies, and are designed intentionally and specifically to raise academic achievement and make learning engaging for underserved and at-risk student populations, including English language learners (ELL, ESL), students with learning disabilities (special education, learning disabilities), and students struggling to learn math. DDI is the creator of HELP Math and the Math Learning Companion.

In conjunction with Academic Business Advisors (“ABA”), a highly-regarded, New York-based educational technology distribution and consulting firm, DDI has recently established a national reseller network to distribute its products. DDI has formed large scale, public-private partnerships with the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (“UCCS”) and Rocky Mountain PBS, Colorado’s state-wide public television network. The Company also works closely with Computers for Youth (“CFY”), a non-profit dedicated to improving the home learning environment of low-income school children.
 