Very few fans of our apps know the story of how the project began and who was behind the scenes making magic happen. Three years ago, NCSoft, as part of their corporate social responsibility program, supported Project Injini in response to the question: “What impact can game designers make in the lives of children with special needs?”

In collaboration with educators, speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, and early interventionists, the team at Project Injini created Injini Child Development Game Suite, My First AAC and Write My Name. Each application was designed to meet the highest gaming industry standards as well as earn the approval and support of special education teachers and other specialists that work on behalf of children with special needs.

This work could not have happened without the expertise of our game designers, skill of our developers, personal passion from our collaborators in education, and the inspiration children with special needs give us all.

Did we answer the challenge put before us three years ago? Yes! It has been a worthwhile journey and now our project is complete. Even though our project has concluded, the games your children have quickly grown to love to play will still be available through the App Store. Injini Child Development Game Suite, My First AAC and Write My Name will continue on.

Thank you so much for your support! We are grateful for this experience and the opportunity to play and learn with your children.

Team Project Injini

In the same tradition as Injini Child Development Game Suite and My First AAC, Project Injini was inspired to create Write My Name to help children with special needs practice emerging writing skills in a fun and playful way. In addition to learning how to write letters and common sight words, children now have the… Read More >>

Thanks to all the teachers, parents, therapists and especially the children with special needs for making 2011 memorable for all of us at Project Injini. We look forward to playing with you in 2012. Happy New Year!  

It’s here! The latest Injini Child Development Game Suite update just hit the App Store this weekend and included is a new game called Injini Letters! When we launched Injini this summer, the feedback we received was very positive. Still, special education teachers and speech and language pathologists wanted a fun way to introduce pre-academic… Read More >>

We are definitely in the holiday spirit at Project Injini and we have a few surprises to help celebrate. Starting with a hefty 40% discount off Injini Child Development Game Suite for the REST OF THE YEAR! At $29.99 you can purchase Injini for your family or gift it to your child’s teacher and therapist…. Read More >>

To celebrate the holidays, we’re running a contest for a chance to win a copy of Injini. Here’s how to play. Follow these simple steps to enter to win. Download Injini Lite Rate Injini Lite and write an honest review in the App Store Become a fan of our Facebook page or follow us on… Read More >>

Before a child walks, they first learn how to hold their head up, roll over, sit, crawl, stand, take steps with assistance and then finally walk independently. As this walking example demonstrates, there are a lot of steps (no pun intended) that happen before a child can walk. In between these milestones (roll, sit, crawl,… Read More >>

We want to support professionals speaking on topics such as early child development, AAC, iPad and children with special needs, innovative game design, and assistive and educational technology. If you will be speaking about one of these topics (or similar) at an upcoming event (conference, workshop, webinar…), we would love to support you by providing… Read More >>

We shared the design and development history of My First AAC with Technology in (Spl) Education. Find out how we decided to include animation for abstract and most commonly used words and phrases like “more” and “all done.” Read article

The reviews for My First AAC keep coming in. Check out what SNApps4Kids and TherapyApp411 have to say about our communication app for young children that have significant speech and language delays. Both review sites rely on speech and language pathologists (SLPs) to test and review My First AAC. “My First AAC is a great… Read More >>