Baltimore, Maryland -- Internet education technology company Citelighter has raised $478,000 in new venture capital debt funding, according to an SEC regulatory filing.
Citelighter has created a platform that "helps students perform more effective research and writing assignments."
The system teaches them to "think critically and salt 21st-century problems."
Investors in the financing were not disclosed, nor was how the company intends to use the funding proceeds.
A total of 22 investors participated in the offering.
Citelighter is still seeking $122,000 in additional debt investment, according to the filing.
CEO Saad Alam founded the firm in September 2011.