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Khan for Educators (US)
Unit 1: Lesson 3
Setting up your teacher account on Khan AcademySetting up your teacher account on Khan Academy
By selecting ‘Teachers’ on the previous screen, a registration box should appear like the one seen here. There are five registration options: using Google, Clever, Facebook, Apple or manually entering an email account.
If you select the option ‘Sign up with email’, you must enter your desired email address, your full name and create a password.
Then click on Sign up and you will be redirected to the teacher dashboard.
If you already have a Khan Academy account, log in using your Google, Clever, Facebook, or Apple account or sign in with your username and password.
This image confirms that your registration was successful!
You can adjust your Khan Academy account settings at any time by visiting the Settings page. To find the Settings page, click on the navigation button (your name) that appears in the upper right corner of the screen and then select ‘Settings’ from the dropdown menu.
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- our place the students can not be online (prison) so is there a way to use this and not have to be online for use. A download use that can be used in a closed system?(8 votes)
- This is a great question. During COVID-19 School closures not all students have access to the internet. Some of my student don't even have electricity. Can Khan Academy content legally and practically be made into packets for distribution to students without the benefit of electricity or computer access?(9 votes)
- I am wanting to use Khan in a co-teaching setting how can both teachers have access to the lessons and information?(7 votes)
- I am a tutor and am signing up to help my student. It says that a student has entered my class, but when I go to my courses, his name is not there. Very new at this.(2 votes)
- Create a class and add him to it. His name should also appear in your student list, but it is easier to manage students if they are in a class.(1 vote)
- I think I set my account up wrong initially, as a learner, instead of a teacher/parent homeschool. Is there a way to correct this?(2 votes)
- Yes! You can enable the teacher functionality via your account settings page: https://www.khanacademy.org/settings/account(0 votes)
- I hope to use Khan to teach a small group distance learners in grades 3-5. How do I set up for multiple grade levels?(1 vote)
- I would put them in separate classes (easier to read the data on assignments) and then assigned them separate grade level material. You can also assign the entire group the same work as well... just more boxes to check. I would also take full advantage of the "getting ready for" material for each grade. I found with remote, assigning the same problem to all students (and I would put yourself in each class as well) then work out the problems together ... they still have to master the tests and quizzes on their own.(2 votes)
- I want to use the features like creating assignments that are offered to teachers to home school my kids, but it wants me to assert that I represent a specific school. what should I do? am I allowed to use as a teacher without a school affiliation?(1 vote)
- what link do the student use(1 vote)
- I'm planning to use Khan as part of my Independent Studies program. Will I need to created different courses for each student, or can I create a Math / Algebra buffet and let students select the units they need?(1 vote)
- My colleague has my former students and asks me to archive my last year's class as they can't sign in to his class. How do I archive last year's class?(1 vote)
- There's not a way to archive classes, other than deleting the entire class which will delete all data associated with it.
Students are able to add multiple teachers to their account, so they should be able to join the new class while still in your previous classes.
If anyone is still experiencing this issue, please reach out via our Help Center (https://support.khanacademy.org/hc/en-us) and we'll be more than happy to further investigate the problem!(1 vote)
- What is available for students who do not have internet at their homes during pandemic?(1 vote)
- All Khan Academy content requires internet access to initially access. If the students use the mobile app, this will allow them to download content for offline viewing at a later time. Unfortunately, this functionality is not available on the desktop site :((1 vote)