Connections Academy and Promethean

The logos for Connections Academy and Promethean are similar in design. They have a stick-figure-looking guy with orange and yellow colors used near the upper-left of it, and a white backdrop.

Connections Academy
Connections Academy is a tuiton-free K-12 homeschooling company used in most parts of the United States.

It was founded in 2001 by Barbara Dreyer and Sylvan Ventures, first beginning with virtual schools being run in Wisconsin and Colorado.

Connections Education, its corporate entity, was formed about a decade later. Pearson Education, a London-based international learning company, acquired this entity several months later.

The company runs an Education Management System (EMS) website called Connexus. It's an online service that every Connections Academy student uses to work on lessons and get feedback from their teachers.

Promethean
Promethean World Ltd. is an education technology manufacturer and commercial software developer. Its global headquarters are currently located in Seattle, WA.

It was founded in Lancashire, England in 1996 by a man named Tony Cann, a year before the company's first software PandA was launched.

In 2015, Chinese video game company NetDragon Websoft acquired Promethean.