The latest news from our team, partners, and supporters.
As one of our most trusted advisors, we are pleased to announce Jeannette Cox will be joining the TeachAids Executive Team. Jeannette has more than 20 years of professional accounting experience, which adds tremendous value to her position as our lead finance and accounting manager. Above all, it is Jeannette’s vast leadership experience working with…
Photo Credit: BYU Photo Tom Holmoe, a college athletics administrator and former football player and coach, will contribute his expertise to TeachAids’ concussion education efforts as a member of the CrashCourse advisory board. Tom Holmoe played as a cornerback for the Brigham Young Cougars from 1978 to 1982. In his four seasons at BYU, Holmoe…
To kick-off National Concussion Awareness Day, CrashCourse by TeachAids has joined together with the Brain Injury Association of America to celebrate the BIAA’s 40th anniversary. In recognition of today, we are showcasing 40 personal video concussion stories. These 40 stories are a “sneak peek” preview of the nearly 4000 personal narratives which will be integrated…
We are pleased to announce a partnership with Canada’s HeadCheck Health (HCH). Through their learning management platform, HCH will provide official Certifications for completing our CrashCourse curriculum, at no additional cost. The result is a best-in-class system that connects all aspects of concussion education, reporting, and management. Partnered with reputable organizations such as the…
Photo Credit: isport360.com Jené Elzie joins the CrashCourse Advisory Board, bringing over two decades of industry experience as a global sports and entertainment executive. Elzie is the Chief Growth Officer for Athletes First Partners, an advertising agency that represents teams and athletes in the National Basketball Players Association. Prior to joining Athletes First Partners, Elzie…
Long time TeachAids advisor Tina Seelig joins our CoviDB Advisory Board with insights on how to sprint towards our future and not rush back to the past. In her recent article titled Disrupting Education — Let’s not waste this crisis, she advises on ways to optimize learning amidst the pandemic. Seelig has written guidelines for…
Picture: Legendary Stanford Coach Dick Gould wearing Olympic Gold with his former Olympic champions Bob and Mike Bryan. Over 22 years, the Bryan Brothers established themselves as the greatest doubles team in history. We are so proud of CrashCourse advisors Bob and Mike Bryan, who have just announced their retirement. Affectionately known as the Bryan…
Photo Credit: AP Photo, Marcio Jose Sanchez We are proud to welcome David Esquer to the CrashCourse advisory board. As The Clarke and Elizabeth Nelson Director of Baseball, Esquer has been a valued member of the athletics community at his alma mater Stanford University for many years. Esquer graduated from Stanford University with a bachelor’s degree…
Photo Credit: Stanford Health Care TeachAids is proud to welcome the Director of Global Affairs and Strategy for Stanford Medicine, Dr. Mahadevan, to the CoviDB Advisory Team. Dr. Mahadevan’s deep expertise as a leader, professor, and global health authority is invaluable as we build a platform to organize resources relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. After…
At a time of pin-drop silence in the world around us, it has been hustling and bustling at TeachAids. We’ve launched Brain Fly-Through product, built and launched the CoviDB platform, and compiled more than 600 video narratives for the Story Wall database. Behind the research, development and release of all our exciting products are hundreds…
The sports world has been dramatically affected by COVID-19. Not only has there been an absence of events for the spectator in person and on television, but the impact on the participants themselves has been unprecedented. Due to social gathering restrictions, organized youth sports have been almost completely shuttered. High schools and colleges have been…
Photo Credit: DJim Gensheimer, The Chronicle We, at TeachAids, would like to recognize the medical experts working to provide clear and accessible information during the coronavirus pandemic. In particular, we thank Stanford infectious disease expert and TeachAids advisor, Dr. Robert Siegel, who has served as a medical expert for numerous local and national news outlets….
