Flex their muscles: the app adjusts to provide interactive exercise recommendations that are just right-not too hard, not too easy-and a friendly guide through the world of math.Students can follow along with what they’re learning in school or at their own pace. Sharpen their skills: more than 150,000 interactive, common core aligned exercises with instant feedback and step-by-step hints for each question.

The Khan Academy app offers the following new ways students can learn math and more: “After working with many learners to understand and hone our user experience, we're excited about the role this new app can play in learning for students no matter where they live.” “The support of our donors, like AT&T, helps us bring education to even more students, in more ways,” said Khan Academy Product Manager Matt Wahl. “Empowering students to succeed using technology, no matter who they are or where they live, is why AT&T Aspire supports tools and solutions that mobilize learning.”

“Khan Academy’s new app delivers a world-class education to students, whether they are at home, in the classroom or on the go,” said Charlene Lake, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs and Chief Sustainability Officer, AT&T. Students can learn using videos, interactive exercises and articles on subjects from algebra to prehistoric art to chemistry. This free online library of learning resources brings interactive, personalized learning to students via problem questions, handwriting recognition and more. The majority of the contribution supports the non-profit leader’s enhanced mobile platform that includes this new, personal and interactive app. To enable anytime, anywhere learning for people across the world, AT&T is contributing $2.25 million to Khan Academy.

20, 2015 -Mobile technology is transforming the way that teachers teach and students learn. $2.25 million contribution includes funding for new mobile learning solutionĭALLAS, Jan.

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