Knowledge and Information

Knowledge is awareness, understanding, or skill that you get from experience or education. Information is the facts or details of a subject. They are related: knowledge is the knowing of something, and information is what you can (or can't) know. Below are some examples of how each word is used.

• I have no knowledge of the robbery. [=I am not aware of/do not know what happened.]
• She has a lot of knowledge in the field of engineering. [=she has a lot of understanding of engineering.]
• His thirst for knowledge [=understanding] makes him an excellent student.
• Police are working to collect information [=facts] about the crime before they make an arrest.
• Never reveal personal/private information [=details about yourself] online.
• The surveys have not uncovered any surprising information [=facts or details] about the public.

I hope this helps.