Around is an augmented reality (AR) game that helps learners with autism spectrum disorder recognize shapes in real life. The technology accommodates learners to stay engaged in an learning environment that is more relevant and fun.

Vrbal is a virtual reality (VR) experience that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to help stutter patients overcome social anxiety through exposure therapy techniques.

LightPlay is a non-digital game that promotes creative learning through social, constructive, investigative and expressive play. It is designed to combat the idea that only some people are creative by helping players look for new ways of doing things.

The Columbia University Medical Center Internal Medicine Department newly designed a flipped classroom method of instruction to start in Spring, 2019.