Intergalactic Education June 2016 Newsletter
        1 June 2016
        A Letter from the President
        
        
            Dear Explorers (Who Were Brave
            Enough to Register on the Space World Website):
        
            June has been an exciting
            month here at Intergalactic Education, LLC. We resumed our dream to make Space
            World a reality by moving our headquarters to Washington, DC. The District is
            one of the best east coast hubs for aerospace activity. Strategically speaking
            the city is home to corporations and political bodies. Practically speaking the
            city offers a skilled workforce. We contracted four new employees after
            surveying available talent. We have taken full advantage of our prime location
            to make acquaintances, attend conferences, and conduct business-to-business
            efforts. We are outreaching with you, businesses, game developers, and educators.
 
         
     
    
        
            Space World fits into a niche
            called “educational technology.” We are putting entertainment and learning into
            the infinite backdrop of space and making it available at your fingertips
            (tablets, PC, consoles, devices, etc.). Let me share with you what that means
            to us.
        
            Little Jimmy finds worksheets
            boring. He actually dreads doing them. What Jimmy does not find boring, though,
            is successfully launching a rocket into space because he correctly completed a
            sequence of math problems. Little Susie is a native English speaker who has
            been trying to learn Spanish. The closest thing to an incentive little Susie
            has along the way is to earn an A+ scribbled atop her test or a sticker on her
            collar. What does Susie accomplish by learning 10 new vocabulary words when
            there are 20,000 more to go? Susie might like showcasing her budding Spanish
            vocabulary more if her achievement was to negotiate a Spanish settlement on
            Mars, increase her reputation with international space corporations, and get
            promoted to Cosmic Ambassador.
        
 
    
        
            These are just a few specific
            examples from Space World, but it gives you a glimpse of our vision. We
            consider ourselves a startup. You are here with us on the ground floor right
            now. If you followed Intergalactic Education and our product Space World prior
            to June, then you know how far we have come. If you are just finding us now,
            then join us for where we are going.
        
            Catch you on the far side of
            the moon,
        
        Justin Park
        President
