Art History as a class course

Hello jdavisson,

Thank you for the post. About the course omission, we’ve been making significant additions to the courses we offer at Khan Academy, all of which are greatly aligned with our focus on K-14 core academic courses and select tests. As a team, we are devoting more care and energy to maintaining and improving this highly utilized content.

Given these recent updates, you’ll find we made some changes to the list of courses displayed on the Courses menu drop-down as it is updated periodically. Amongst these changes, I am afraid is the removal of the Art History course from the list.

Nonetheless, the content can still be assigned manually without the need for the course to be added in the Class subject line.

I’ve outlined the steps to go about doing this here:

Step 1:
Go to the search bar at the upper left-hand side of your screen and type in the name of the course needed.

Step 2:
After you go to the page you can view the content, and then click on the topic that you want to assign content from.

Step 3:
Once you have chosen the exercise you want, click on it and the following page will appear to assign the content to the corresponding class

Step 4:
From here, you can choose which class you assign it to, the due date and if you assign it immediately or save it for later use.

Step 5:
Click on Assign or Save to complete.

I would also like to thank you for your feedback on the Art History Course and how you would like to see more content in this section in the future. Feedback like this helps us plan for the future and improve the platform - we appreciate it!

Finally, I’d also like to recommend our course, Khan for Educators, too! This is a dedicated course for teachers getting started at Khan Academy. It’s composed of seven lessons that explore everything from getting started to classroom implementation and diving deep into Khan Academy’s teacher reports.

I hope this helps, if any of these steps are unclear, please let me know and I will try to assist you further.

All the best,

Alex