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Kai Burghardt commented,
Yeah, I can confirm that both the YT 𝚒𝚏𝚛𝚊𝚖𝚎 “full player” as well as the 𝚟𝚒𝚍𝚎𝚘 “fallback player” do not show the correction in full screen mode. That’s disappointing. Meanwhile you can force‐load a...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
You can learn from making mistakes. I actually like that KA shows that teachers are not infallible Übermenschen and admit their mistakes. You lead by example: my in‑person classes sometimes start w...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
I would also appreciate if the text window kept scrolling so the last output is always visible. I’m afraid using this method smooth animations are not feasible, though. As of 2026 Khan Academy uses...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
Are you age 13 or older? Note that an edit filter prohibits bad words, internet addresses, email addresses, and more. Unfortunately you do not get an error message explaining the reason, it just do...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
MDabney, the example in your opening post – as you realized – does not really require a calculator. Dividing by −0.5 is equivalent to ÷ −½ is equivalent to × −2 (division is multiplication by recip...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
As far as I recall Mahesh and others do not just use presentation slides. They write on the screen as they speak. Do you really want the vanilla slides without annotations? […] and save us from ha...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
[…] marked as read after it has been completely scrolled [through] […] I’m not a fan of that. This would necessitate a constant internet connection: You would need to track progress 0% → 1% → 2% ...
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Kai Burghardt created a post,
Unsupported browsers – please stick to industry standards (HTML5, CSS3, …) not vendor‑specific extension
Please remove this stupid Khan Academy does not support this browser.To use Khan Academy you need to upgrade to another web browser. Just select one of the options below to start upgrading.Mowzill...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
First of all, before any new features are implemented, we need to have that 𝙾𝚂𝙴𝚛𝚛𝚘𝚛 𝚒𝚗𝚙𝚞𝚝 causes fixed. Supposedly it is already fixed but there are still user questions popping up with that proble...
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Kai Burghardt commented,
This is a fraction: 48───── 100 This is a quotient: 48 / 100 Yes, they both represent the same value, but maybe that’s what the exercise is about?
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