Knowre | A leader in artificial intelligence and digital education innovation

KnowRe is a platform that provides personalized math education solutions.

It has the following features:

• Personalized learning experience: Provide personalized math courses for each student through a data-driven approach. Students can answer questions on the platform, and the platform will provide targeted courses based on their answers to fill their unique learning gaps.

• Gamified learning: Cartoon and game elements are incorporated into the course design, such as distributing knowledge points on a large knowledge map and setting multiple post-class test questions. Students need to complete all challenges before entering the next station, which increases the fun of learning.

• Comprehensive course coverage: Provides standard-based teaching guidance for grades 1 to 12, with more than 70,000 rigorous exercises and practical application problems, which are organized into specific themes and hierarchical courses.

• Teacher support: Teachers can get actionable data and insights through the teacher dashboard, access flexible and standard-aligned math courses, and take advantage of time-saving technology. The dashboard provides rich, textured data on students skill mastery and learning gaps, rather than just a simple judgment of whether it is right or wrong. In addition, "KnowRe Math Targeted 10" is a set of logarithmically generated questions that provide personalized, data-driven math exercises for each student in the subject area selected by the teacher.

• Learn anytime, anywhere: Students can use KnowRe to learn math anytime, anywhere, whether at home, school or cram school.

KnowRe was founded by a Korean-American education team and engineers. Its goal is to become a standard platform for digital math education, dedicated to improving traditional collective math education, creating personalized learning processes for students, and helping students improve their math skills.

The platform was initially established to provide services mainly for public schools in the United States, and later opened adaptive services to offline tutoring institutions and directly to C-end users. In 2018, South Korean education group Daekyo acquired KnowRe.