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2000 |
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Founded by Lewis Cheng and Bella Kong |
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Opened Research & Development office in New York,
USA |
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"Personalized Adaptive Math Learning System"
concept prototype developed |
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2001 |
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Beta version of "Smart Practice" developed
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Raised capital investment of $5 million USD |
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Opened Development and Marketing office in Hong Kong |
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2003 |
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Pilot test with schools in the United States and Hong
Kong |
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Research & Development office relocated to Silicon
Valley, USA |
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2004 |
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Filed conventional patent applications for "Adaptive
Engine Logic in Training Academic Proficiency " and
"Advanced Versatile Layout and System" in USA
and Asian countries |
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Official Launch of MathWorld v1.0 in HK |
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Official Launch of School-Based Math Platform v1.0
in HK |
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2005 |
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Filed conventional patent application for six other
countries including
Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Canada and Hong Kong |
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Released MathWorld v2.0 |
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Released School-Based Math Platform v2.0 |
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Exhibited at Child & Baby Expo in Hong Kong Convention
Center |
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2006 |
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Held 1st Annual Hong Kong School-Wide Online Mathematics
Competition |
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2007 |
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Launched and pilot tested MathWorld v2.0 Korean version
with a top-tier local elementary school, Lila Elementary
School, in Seoul |
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Hong Kong's partnering schools rose to 82 |
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2008 |
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Opening a computerized math learning center in Guangzhou,
China. |
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Patent granted for "Adaptive Engine Logic in Training
Academic Proficiency " and "Advanced Versatile
Layout and System" |
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