Hello ,

Summer is in full swing and I sincerely hope you are keeping cool. Is staying inside and learning something new considered cool? I think so!

You know what’s really cool? The fact that Khanmigo is now FREE for teachers in the US and beyond! That’s right, we just launched Khanmigo for Teachers in English, and it’s available for use in 44 countries. Read more below and share widely!

Also, need some summer reading? We’ve got you covered because Sal released a new book in May. Listen to him explain why it’s significant at this moment in history.

Lastly, the Olympics are here and that means it’s time for a science lesson (watch the video … it all connects, I promise).

Enjoy!

Lizzie
Community Giving Manager

Khanmigo for Teachers available for free in 44 countries

You know how we recently made Khanmigo free for teachers in the US? Well, here’s some great news for educators around the globe! Supported by Microsoft, Khan Academy is thrilled to expand access to Khanmigo, our AI-powered teaching assistant. Khanmigo for Teachers in English is now free in 44 countries!

Dive into how this tool is revolutionizing classrooms. If you are a teacher in a qualifying country, sign up for Khanmigo for Teachers in English!

From KQED radio

Sal’s Brave New Words in his own words

Sal Khan has a history of using technology to improve education. So with the advent of generative AI, it makes sense that he would consider how this tool can be used for good. Brave New Words, Sal’s latest book, explores what AI means for education and the structures, systems, and professions built around learning.

Listen to Sal in conversation with Mina Kim on KQED radio, and learn more about his perspective.

The equation of champions

Did you know that the power that propels Olympians to gold is a fundamental principle of physics?

Watch this video to learn how an athlete’s mass and velocity combine to produce the spectacular feats seen in every event of the Summer Olympics. Since we’re not *quite* Olympic-level athletes, our video illustrates the kinetic energy equation using cheese and a family of mice, so … yeah …

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