MEDIA RELEASE

Impatica Joins VSKOOL To Assist Hurricane Katrina Victims

For Immediate Release

OTTAWA, Canada - Thursday, September 22, 2005 - Impatica is proud to announce its partnership with VSKOOL to offer relief to the estimated 372,000 K-12 students displaced by Hurricane Katrina.

VSKOOL was launched on Sept. 7, 2005 under the leadership of Cable in the Classroom (CIC) and the North American Council for Online Learning (NACOL) with the belief that online courses and other technology-related educational services would help states, districts and schools meet the needs of those who were displaced and be a welcome addition to ongoing relief efforts.

Impatica is pleased to support the VSKOOL initiative through a donation of its award-winning educational software to those affected by Hurricane Katrina. "There is an urgent need for distance education solutions to return a degree of normalcy to the lives of displaced students" says Greg MacMillan, Vice President, Sales at Impatica Inc. "We have the solution and we want to help."

Individuals or organizations wishing to learn more about the efforts and accomplishments of VSKOOL should visit www.vskool.org. Those wishing to contribute resources, materials and/or services can do so by e-mailing katrina_edrelief@yahoogroups.com

About Impatica

Impatica Inc. is a leading educational software company with more than 2,000 schools, colleges and universities using its desktop software tools to deliver rich media content plug-in free to Java-enabled computers and hand-held devices, even at dial-up modem speeds. Impatica’s flagship product, Impatica for PowerPoint, is an easy-to-use desktop tool used by teachers, students and administrators alike to publish PowerPoint presentations online. Applications include student book reports, teacher web pages and online course content and teacher, student and parent communications.

About VSKOOL

VSKOOL was established to serve as a web-based clearinghouse of hurricane related offerings of educational technology products and services to affected K-12 students, teachers and families. Other initiative organizers include the Software and Information Industry Association, the Consortium for School Networking, the State Educational Technology Directors Association, and Elliott Masie’s Learning Consortium.

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