I'm joined by our amazing leader of

professional learning, Meaghan Pattani.

Meaghan has a real treat in store for you today,

because she's gonna walk you through,

not the educator experience that

you're used to on the site, but the student experience.

So, you can see exactly what your students are seeing,

and deliver them an awesome experience with all

the remote learning challenges we all have at this moment.

So that being said,

Meaghan is gonna start to share with you what it looks like

through the lens of a student using Khan Academy,

and then in true webinar fashion,

if you have any questions whatsoever,

you can ask those at any time using the questions feature,

and we'll take those both throughout,

and then also at the end.

So that being said,

thank you so much for joining us today,

and I'll turn it over to Meaghan.

- Thanks so much, Jeremy.

So, we're gonna jump right in, and just a quick note of

what we will and will not cover today.

We're gonna cover the student experience,

and I know a lot of teachers and

parents have a lot of questions about this.

We're gonna walk through the student experience on

Khan Academy to help you as parents,

or teachers, better understand what

your students and or children are learning.

But, we will not cover today

the teacher and parent experiences.

We have some of the resources

about parent teacher experience,

and if you'd like to take a look at those,

definitely reach out to our keep learning site,

keeplearning@khanacademy.org,

and there you'll have more information

about parent and teacher experiences.

That being said, I'm gonna jump right into our live product.

Here's how we're gonna start.

Once students login to Khan Academy,

so if they have an existing account,

either a personal account,

or one they have through their school or district,

they log in here.

If they need to create an account,

they can do that pretty easily.

They can use that same Google login

they might have for school.

Or, if they are under 13,

you as a parent can help walk them through that process.

Once they're logged in, they're gonna land here.

This is what we call our learner home,

and you might be asking yourself, well who is a learner?

We at Khan Academy view everyone as a learner,

and especially our students.

This is where they're gonna find everything else

they need to access on Khan Academy.

One trick we always like to share with our students and

teachers is that anywhere you are on the Khan Academy site,

by clicking that Khan Academy logo at the top,

they'll return right back to this learner home.

On this page, you'll see a whole bunch of things.

We're gonna start at the top,

and then we'll work through the rest.

On the left hand side here, you'll see this little avatar,

which students can update, and you'll see their name,

and their user name, and an option here to add their bio.

By clicking on this, students can edit this information.

Just one thing, I always like to call out

to parents and to teachers, is this basic information.

The user name, the avatar, and the bio information

that students share is publicly available.

So, just to be a little bit cautious

about what they've put there.

When they land on the learner home,

they'll see if their teacher has assigned them

course mastery or assignments.

They'll see those broken down

by class on the left hand side,

and so you can see on my student account here,

that on my period one Algebra one class,

I have a course mastery goal that you see here,

and then I also have assignments from my teacher.

So, anything they'd need from an individual class

will be there on the left hand side.

If they have courses that they'd like to study on their own,

under this next category of information

where it says my stuff, students will see courses.

These are courses that the student

has selected themselves to study.

When students sign up for an account,

they'll have the opportunity to pick

which courses they'd like to study on their own.

We recommend things that they might be studying in school,

or things that just interest them.

They can always edit those courses

by clicking the blue button at the top.

Below this, I also wanna call out this SAT button.

For students that might be in the high school age,

they have the opportunity to link their

college board account with their Khan Academy account.

They can import existing PSAT or SAT scores,

and get personalized recommendations across math,

reading and writing, and essays.

If students want to do that,

or if they haven't taken it yet, we also offer diagnostics.

If they add SAT, again when they set up their account,

they have a button that offers them to add SAT as a course.

They'll be added this SAT tab,

and they can practice recommended exercises

fit to their personalized results.

If you scroll down a little bit further,

in the my account area, one other thing

I'd like to point out here, is this button for teachers.

If students click on teachers,

this is where they're able to see

any teachers they're currently connected to.

They can remove those teachers,

and if they need to join a class,

one of the easiest way for students

to join a class is to enter the class code.

So, this is where your students would go if

they need to input a class code to join your class.

They would enter the class code in the space here,

and click join the class.

Once they do that, your name will appear in

the right hand side as a teacher.

So, if you're ever concerned that the student

is not connected to your class properly,

have them go to this tab, and have them check

to make sure that you are in fact connected as a teacher.

One last thing on this student learner home,

is this profile.

This shows students what they've done on Khan Academy.

It shows things like how many days

have they completed work on Khan Academy.

If they've worked on any computer

programming projects, they find them here.

How many energy points have they earned,

and how many badges have they earned.

So, all of these kind of gamification pieces

and tracking pieces can be found here.

I'm gonna go back to this course mastery on my learner home.

This here is a course mastery goal

that's given by my teacher.

If you've assigned a course mastery goal to your students,

this is what they see when they log in.

They'll see in this case, that we've assigned an

Algebra one goal to this student.

It shows the course name, when the goal is due,

and how much progress they've made on the overall course.

By clicking on this,

it takes me directly to the course page,

so I've now gone from the learner home

to the Algebra one course.

Now, some students will navigate to courses all on their own

by clicking this courses button in the top left.

This shows you all the courses

that are available across Khan Academy.

However, if you've assigned a course mastery goal,

we do recommend that students log in,

land on their learner home,

and then click on that bar to take them directly

to the course of study recommended for them.

From this page, you'll be able to see all the units,

lessons,

and even a course challenge that assesses skills

across the entire course for this particular course.

On the left hand side, you'll see student progress.

So, this is a overall progress in the course,