East Greenwich Educator Joins Realityworks' RealCare Customer Advisory Council

Krista Harvey, East Greenwich High School Health and Physical Education Teacher, joins other educators to provide experiential learning company with insight and product development feedback.

Eau Claire, Wis. (July 9, 2015) –East Greenwich High School Health and Physical Education (PE) Teacher Krista Harvey has been awarded a seat on the RealCare Customer Advisory Council for Realityworks, an experiential learning company based in Eau Claire, WI. Having worked in the health and physical education field and with Realityworks’ flagship product, the RealCare Infant Simulator for over 19 years, Krista will be an asset to the council as it explores new innovations and outlines best practices with RealCare products.

Krista’s passion and excitement for family and consumer sciences is clear from her membership in the National Education Association of Rhode Island and the East Greenwich Education Association since 2000. Krista was awarded the RealCare Customer Advisory Council position on July 6, 2015. Her first responsibility as a council member will be attending the RealCare Customer Advisory Council meeting in the fall as a voice for her fellow educators.

The RealCare Customer Advisory Council was established in 2012 to help Realityworks make its programs even more beneficial to the fields of career and technical education, family and consumer sciences, health and human services. The council gives passionate customers a voice in product development initiatives and the opportunity to provide valuable insight into best practices and marketing strategies for the program. It is comprised of leading educators in the areas of early childhood education, parenting skills, teen pregnancy prevention, healthy relationships and child care career skills. Members’ experience educating youth on these subjects is used to further guide and direct Realityworks’ product offerings.

“The RealCare Customer Advisory Council has assisted Realityworks in envisioning fresh, new features for our products,” said Realityworks President and CEO Timmothy Boettcher. “Many of these ideas have become a reality as Baby has developed. We are always looking for new ways to make our products more effective for our users.”

To learn more about the RealCare Program and Realityworks, visit www.realityworks.com or call 800-262-3806.

About Realityworks, Inc.
Established 20 years ago to better address parenting skills, teen pregnancy prevention, child abuse and neglect through educational products, Realityworks, Inc. is dedicated to creating experiential learning tools that engage students while improving the human condition. Most famous for their RealCare Baby infant simulator (formerly known as Baby Think it Over or BTIO), Realityworks has developed several other programs over the last decade that address career preparation areas like business management, finance and entrepreneurship, and RealCareer® Welding Solutions line including the guideWELD® VR welding simulator and guideWELD® LIVE real welding guidance system used during arc welding. With products in 62 percent of U.S. school districts and programs in more than 90 countries around the world, Realityworks has made a worldwide impact. For more information, visit www.realityworks.com, or call toll-free 800-830-1416.

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