Khan College August New Learning Assessment methodology

Multi-Knowledge Network May 30 news, users 75 million, 230 million open class, as Mooc banner company, Khan College every dynamic has aroused everyone's concern. His founder, Sal Khan, said in August that new methods of learning and diagnosis would be introduced to address the difficulties students could use to assess the effects of learning. According to 36Kr, Khan said the focus of the fall will be on internationalization and learning diagnostics, and will design games and incentive mechanisms to help students consolidate their memories in the course. "What people complain about most is that they don't know where to start their studies. But by August this year, with the help of our high quality learning diagnostics, such problems can be solved. Khan believes that traditional forms of learning and diagnosis, such as standardized tests, have pros and cons, but their limitations are too high. "The standardized test itself is not bad, but the bad thing is that it doesn't make an assessment of every aspect of the student." "In the face of the emerging for-profit and venture-backed public education platform (such as Coursera), Khan still believes Khan College needs to take a non-profit approach to the problem of traditional education. At first his only concern about choosing a nonprofit route was whether he could attract quality tech talent, but Khan was relieved that the first Google employee, Craig Silverstein, joined the Bulls. At present, the Khan College serves 75 million users each year, offering 230 million open classes and solving 1 billion problems for students.