And Google ranks sites highly based on how much they get shared, and the reputation of the people/sites doing the sharing. you’re not paying to rank highly as an ad).
If you tried publishing anything online before, you’ll know how hard it is to rank highly on Google organically (i.e. This is what you should see 1 : Biology Chemistry Organic Chemistry PhysicsĪnd if you google learn and any science concept (like say, acid base, mitosis, torque, chirality), you’ll likely come across a Khan Academy link or video on the first page. Luckily, Sal knows how to teach properly.
Salman teaches using an electronic blackboard, which is versatile enough for him to draw anything or paste any pictures, but is minimalistic enough that if he didn’t have an engaging teaching style, people would simply use the videos as unintentional ASMR and catch up on nap-time. Khan Academy is Accessible What a typical Khan Academy lesson looks like Luckily for test-takers, every video on Khan Academy is free. Gamsters already dish out more than half a grand for the exam and practice papers – we kinda don’t want to spend any more than we need to. One of the diehard groupie demographics of Khan Academy is, unsurprisingly, Gamsters.Īnd this is not without reason – Khan Academy is free, accessible, and everywhere: Khan Academy is Free How about Serbian? Or Japanese?Īnd Khan Academy is popular. ( ﾟ∀ﾟ) Salman now teaches a few more subjects than just maths (⌐O_O) That’s somewhat a few moreįast-forward a decade, Khan Academy is now a non-profit educational juggernault that has its own dedicated gamification platform, and content completely translated into different languages. Khan Academy was started by one Salman Khan in 2004, when he taught his cousin maths online – his teaching style proved popular, and Sal soon had more demand for his tutoring, and he made the fateful decision to put his teaching video online, back in the OG days of Youtube.
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