<span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: large;"><strong><span style="color: #ff9933; font-size: large;">About DDI</span></strong></span>

<strong>Digital Directions International, Inc. (“DDI”) </strong>is a socially-responsible, educational technology pioneer and publisher of digital instructional content. <strong>DDI</strong> 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.

<strong>DDI </strong>is an educational technology pioneer and publisher of K-12 digital instructional content, curriculum, and assessments in mathematics and other subjects. All <strong>DDI</strong> 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. <strong>DDI</strong> is the creator of <strong>HELP Math</strong> and the <strong>Math Learning Companion.</strong>

In conjunction with <strong>Academic Business Advisors (“ABA”),</strong> a highly-regarded, New York-based educational technology distribution and consulting firm, <strong>DDI</strong> has recently established a national reseller network to distribute its products. <strong>DDI</strong> 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.