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Khan Academy

A U.S.-based nonprofit providing free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere.

Khan Academy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Sal Khan in 2006. The organization delivers free online lessons, instructional videos, and practice exercises across a wide array of subjects, including mathematics, science, computer programming, economics, history, and art.

The platform has significant global reach, serving 62.4 million international learners, educators, and parents according to its 2024–25 annual report. This includes 54.2 million grassroots users and over six million teachers who utilize its teaching tools and content.

To personalize instruction, Khan Academy has developed Khanmigo, an AI-powered tutor for students and a teaching assistant for educators. While core lessons remain free, the organization is funded through individual donations, foundations, corporate philanthropy, and a paid version of Khanmigo for families.

Ideas that could help Khan Academy

Test-Anxiety Coping Toolkit for Students
A specialized digital toolkit providing evidence-based therapeutic exercises and coping strategies specifically designed to mitigate the debilitating effects of examination anxiety.
Why it helps: Integrating anxiety-coping modules into their test-prep tracks would provide a holistic learning experience for students.