At pullUin software we identify and target the development of innovative educational software which includes educational video games, simulation-based training programs, handheld and wireless electronic field guides, and handheld and wireless applications for the healthcare industry. We are the software division of South Dakota Health Technology Innovations, Inc. (SDHTI). This research and development business established in 2000, creates computer and Internet-based programs for use in the healthcare industry and educational settings.

We are committed to developing and broadening our skills and creativity. We focus on research, design, and development of software applications that spawn strategic alliances to assist us with distribution and commercialization. Through this commitment, we have fostered a collective talent of people who inform and challenge our digital solutions. Some of our extended team include:

• Dr. James Gee, University of Wisconsin, author of "What Video Games can Teach Us about Learning and Literacy" (Palgrave MacMallan, 2003).
• Dr. John Bransford, University of Washington, lead author for the National Academy of Science book How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience and School (National Academy Press, 1999).

The skilled team for pullUin software continues to nurture and grow, accessing external expertise and resources as needed to be a well-established software development company with a national reputation for innovative and high quality educational video games, simulation training programs, and handheld applications. Our highly qualified programmers, artists, and designers are passionate, experienced, talented, and ultimately focused on making learning experiences something to remember.