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Sal Khan Just Answered These 30 Big Questions
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Sal Khan just started answering any question thrown at him on Reddit. From his favorite pizza topping to the future of education, he answered everything and shed some light on amazing new details about Khan Academy.
New iPad App Lets Any Teacher Be Like Sal Khan
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A startup wants to give students lots of choices of online teachers - including the teachers they see every day at school. It's all being done with an amazing new iPad app that lets any teacher become the next Sal Khan.
Google+ Hangout With Sal Khan, Peter Norvig, and Sebastian Thrun Now Available
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Last Friday, Salman Khan, founder of Khan Academy, and Stanford professors Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun sat down to answer questions asked by people around the world. Best of all, it happened in a Google+ Hangout and was recorded.
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Online Education: Is It Right For You? [Infographic]
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The popularity of online education is growing at a steady clip. Whether it's due to the weak economy, quality of online tools, or the price difference... online schools can't (and shouldn't) be ignored.
Holy Cow: Khan Academy Now Seeing 3.5 Million Users Per Month
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Sal Khan just announced some staggering new statistics. Are they incredible? Yes. Surprising? Not really. Khan Academy is a terrific resource and has been growing for a reason.
Google Awards $2 Million Prize To Khan Academy
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Google has just announced the winners of its 10 to the 100 project. While all 5 are terrific ideas, there is one in particular that caught my attention. It might because it was featured on Edudemic many moons ago (Jul...
How Social Media Could Make PhDs Unnecessary
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There may be a big shift happening in the world of higher education and, surprise surprise, it's because of social media. The latest example of how social media is turning the stodgy education system on its head lies...
