Knowledge Factor developing systems to make e-learning more effective for students
LAFAYETTE ? What is knowledge?
?We don’t know what it is, but we know where it is ? in the heads of people,? said Patrick Engstrom, president and chief executive officer of Knowledge Factor Inc.
Engstrom and three others started the Lafayette-based company last year with $75,000 in personal funds from family, friends and themselves – to investigate better ways of developing and delivering e-learning information via the Internet.
The company projects $1 million in revenues for 2001-2002 and is looking for outside investors. Engstrom declined to give the company’s 2000-2001 revenues.
?We like to extend beyond the e-learning box…
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