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Knowband aims to create a social learning platform that combines social networking and e-learning, allowing users to share knowledge through online "courses" about any topic. The platform offers a complete solution for online learning by gathering information from different sources and providing a satisfied learning experience through user-generated courses on a variety of subjects.
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