The interview has been edited for brevity. Khan spoke with us about Khan Academy and how he thinks it can help.
The past year has seen demand for Khan Academy’s lessons soar, as the coronavirus pandemic led to school closures around the world, forcing kids to attend classes online and dramatically cutting instruction time. With its free lessons in math, science and humanities in 46 languages, it is used in more than 190 countriesĪnd has more than 118 million registered users, nearly 20 million learners per month. Sal Khan’s Mountain View nonprofit Khan Academy has since 2008 grown into a learning powerhouse, built around YouTube-hosted videos narrated over a simulated blackboard and a website with teaching tools and practice exercises. Thirteen years ago, a Silicon Valley hedge fund analyst from Louisiana turned his talent for tutoring cousins into one of the internet’s most popular lines of free educational resources.
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