learningglass.com

Learning Glass - Creative Solutions for Education

We partner with educational institutions for creative projects
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OVERVIEW

The web page learningglass.com currently has an average traffic classification of zero (the lower the higher page views). We have examined six pages inside the site learningglass.com and found one website associating themselves with learningglass.com. There is one contacts and directions for learningglass.com to help you communicate with them. The web page learningglass.com has been on the internet for one thousand and eighty weeks, seventeen days, ten hours, and twenty-nine minutes.
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Oct 2003

LEARNINGGLASS.COM TRAFFIC

The web page learningglass.com has seen fluctuating quantities of traffic until the end of the year.
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LEARNINGGLASS.COM HISTORY

The web page learningglass.com was created on October 21, 2003. This domain will expire on the date of April 09, 2018. It is currently one thousand and eighty weeks, seventeen days, ten hours, and twenty-nine minutes old.
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October
2003
EXPIRED
April
2018

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WHAT DOES LEARNINGGLASS.COM LOOK LIKE?

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CONTACTS

SOAR Learning Inc.

Susan Woodcock

2640 Canoe Circle Parkway #225

Lake Orion, Michigan, 48360

United States

1.2488902092
susan@studyskills.com

LEARNINGGLASS.COM SERVER

I detected that a single root page on learningglass.com took eighty-two milliseconds to load. Our parsers could not find a SSL certificate, so in conclusion our web crawlers consider this site not secure.
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0.082 secs
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NOT SECURE
Internet Protocol
192.186.252.104

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SERVER OS AND ENCODING

We caught that this website is utilizing the Apache os.

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Learning Glass - Creative Solutions for Education

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We partner with educational institutions for creative projects

PARSED CONTENT

The web page learningglass.com has the following in the web site, "For Schools, Restaurants and Small Business." We viewed that the website also stated " What type of project are you thinking of? We actively involve our clients from start to finish." It also said " We aim to be a key partner throughout the creative process from concept, design, planning and development. 2014 Through The Learning Glass, LLC." The header had graphic design as the highest ranking search term. This keyword is followed by web design, print, and poster which isn't as urgent as graphic design. The other words they used was identity. logo is included but might not be understood by search crawlers.

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