ABOUT Waterford Institute

The Waterford Institute began with one man's vision more than 30 years ago. It was then that Dr. Dustin Heuston, a headmaster in New York City, saw an urgent need to supplement the traditional classroom experience. He set the goal to provide both educational excellence and equity to all children through the transformative power of new technology. He founded the Waterford Institute, which quickly became known as a pioneer in new interactive training that harnessed the full power of the computer to enhance learning. Early accomplishments included the development of the first educational videodisk for McGraw Hill, as well as the first educational videodisk for the National Science Foundation.