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A Presentation On Khan Academy

2.  Khan Academy is a non-profit educational
organization created in 2006 by educator
Salman Khan to provide "a free, world-class
education for anyone, anywhere.

3. Salman Khan
• Salman Amin Khan is a
BengaliAmerican educator, entrepreneur,
and former hedge fund analyst.
• Khan attended the Massachusetts
Institute ofTechnology, graduating with a
Bachelor of Science in mathematics, a
Bachelor of Science in electrical
engineering and computer science, and a
Master of Science in electrical engineering
and computer science in 1998.Khan was
class president in his senior year. Khan
also holds a Master of Business
Administration from Harvard Business
School.

4.  Provide video tutorials
 Teach each subject
easiest way possible
 Provide questions and
answers for every
subject

5.  Answered the
questions of millions
of students around
the world
 Rewarding is
available for giving
inspiration
 Khan Academy has
thousands of
resources translated.
Khan Academy's
website has been
translated to 23
languages and its
videos to 65.

6.  Mathematics
 Computer Science
 Physics
 Chemistry
 Biology
 History
 Finance
 Astronomy
 Economics

7.  Expanding the
teaching faculty
 Extending content
through crowd-
sourced contributions
following aWikipedia-
style model
 Developing curricula to
help users blend the
content with physical
teaching

8.  In April 2012, the founder and executive
director of Khan Academy, Salman Khan,
was listed among theTime 100 Most
Influential People for 2012
 In 2009, the Khan Academy received the
MicrosoftTech Award for education.
 In 2010, Google's Project 10100 provided
$2 million to support the creation of
more courses.
 In November 2011, the Khan Academy
received a $5 million grant from the
Ireland-based O'Sullivan Foundation.
 The Khan Academy app features in many
'best educational apps' lists, including the
one from BBC Active