These are my elevator and venture pitches where I roleplay what I would do to take a real enterprise, The Arrowsmith School, and take it to the next level using Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and personalized assessment software. I present my software, EduArrow, to the provincial and territorial ministries of education. EduArrow harnesses the power of neuroplasticity to build new neural pathways and physiologically repair learning disorders. (Fictionally) working with McGill’s Centre for Intelligent Machines, leveraging cutting-edge human-computer interaction and personalized learning, EduArrow will assess all incoming students (ideally, in Kindergarten), provide early identification of all learning disabled candidates, and generate a personalized cognitive neurotherapeutic program to generate new neural growth, effectively fixing the disability.

