Our Clients

ICAD's clients include:

Cornell Population Studies in Africa

Cornell Population Studies in Africa is a population research program that seeks to advance demographic training and policy communication in sub-Saharan Africa. ICAD provides instructional design, course content development, website design, and interactive Flash games to CPOP Africa.

eCornell

A wholly owned subsidiary of Cornell University, eCornell offers online certificate programs and courses authored by leading subject matter experts. ICAD has provided instructional design, course content development, editing, and project management services to eCornell since 2005.

Educate the Children

Educate the Children works with women and children in Nepal to improve health, welfare, and self-sufficiency by building skills that families can pass down to later generations. ICAD has provided technical and website support to ETC since 2008.

Food Dignity

Food Dignity is a five-year initiative to collaborate with five US communities to create sustainable community food systems that build food security.

International House of Blues Foundation

The International House of Blues Foundation (IHOBF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides arts and cultural programs to schools and communities. ICAD worked with IHOBF in 2010 to build their re-designed website in the WordPress environment.

Population Reference Bureau

The Population Reference Bureau (PRB), located in Washington, D.C., informs people around the world about population, health, and the environment. In 2010, ICAD worked with PRB to create a set of tutorials on accessing and using American Community Survey data. In 2011, ICAD and PRB worked together to create a short video promoting the poverty research initiative PopPov.

Women's World Banking

Women's World Banking (WWB), located in New York City, is a global network of 40 microfinance providers and banks, working in 28 countries to bring a range of ongoing technical and advisory services to low-income entrepreneurs. ICAD collaborated with WWB in 2005 to develop the organization's first CD-based training program. The six-hour course in financial risk management was produced originally in English and has since been translated into Spanish and French.

ICAD is currently working with Cornell Population Studies in Africa, the Gulf Coast Fund, and eCornell.

Testimonials

Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, with his post-doctoral student Sarah Giroux, speaks about his experiences working with ICAD.

"The company we were working with to redesign our website pulled out of the project at the last minute and ICAD took over the project at a crisis moment for us. They not only made the transition seamless, they went on to deliver a spectacular website. They went beyond our original specs to offer us additional solutions and functionalities that have greatly enhanced our new website. Their team was responsive and thorough through the entire process, from design to "go live" - answering all our questions and working with us to deliver the best site possible. Because of ICAD, our organization has a dynamic website that successfully extends our mission and work to a virtual audience."

– Kelly Freter, Communications Manager, International House of Blues Foundation

"For several years, eCornell has entrusted the instructional design and content development of many of its online courses to ICAD, always with superior results. Lisa and her colleagues at ICAD are well-versed in the principals of a problem-based pedagogy and implement it consistently, creatively, and effectively across a wide range of curricula. ICAD is scrupulous about meeting deadlines and conscientious about working within budgetary constraints. It's a comfort and a pleasure to be able to work with a vendor in whom I have such confidence."

–David Shoemaker, Ph.D., Vice President, eCornell

"I recently worked with ICAD to develop the online course design and content for a business strategy curriculum I authored. It was a pleasure working with such skilled and experienced professionals. I was extremely impressed with the quality of their work and I enjoyed collaborating with them, too. I look forward to working with ICAD in the future."

– Cathy A. Enz, Lewis G. Schaeneman, Jr. Professor, School of Hotel Administration, Cornell University

"The creativity and technical expertise of the ICAD team opened possibilities for course development that went beyond what I could imagine. Consider me a converted skeptic: The online courses created in partnership with the ICAD team provide a learning experience superior in many respects to the brick-and-mortar course."

– Scott Gibson, Associate Professor of Finance, Mason School of Business, William & Mary University

"I have now worked with ICAD for three years and to me, their acronym has come to mean It Can Always be Done. Many a time, I would approach the team with a half-baked idea, praying it would not be laughed off. Not only would they find a creative solution for implementing it, but they would expand the original idea in ways I could have never imagined. I highly recommend the group for design projects, big and small, fully fleshed or half-baked."

– Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, Associate Director of the Cornell Population Program, Cornell University

"Working with the ICAD team on the development of our finance courses was both fruitful and professionally rewarding. The expertise that Lisa Dundon brought to the table made the process of creating the latest two eCornell courses possible. In addition, her ability to interpret subject material for the course and to advise us on related technical matters made her invaluable as a partner throughout the course development process. The online courses could not be what they are without the partnership between Scott Gibson, myself, and ICAD."

– Steven A. Carvell, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, School of Hotel Administration, Cornell University

“The seemingly daunting task of creating a new website turned out to be a smooth and stress-free process with ICAD. I have received many compliments on the design and flow of my site.”

– Ariel Ecklund, Owner, Corners Gallery