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1. Translators
2. FAQ

  Below is a list of languages that have advocates (team leaders).  If you are interested in volunteering to translate Khan Academy content into these languages (or others), please first fill out t...

1. Translators
2. Creating Subtitles

  In Amara.org, you have to translate from a baseline of English subtitles that should comply with our KA captions standard guide. Being familiar with some guidelines can be useful, although you ca...

1. Translators
2. Dubbing and Recreating Videos

  NOTE: Before you read these instructions, think about whether dubbing or recreating is the best choice for your language and local audience. Khan Academy allows its translation teams to decide wh...

1. Translators
2. Dubbing and Recreating Videos

  This article provides information on how to dub Khan Academy videos.   Note: Before you read these instructions, think about whether dubbing or recreating is the best choice for your language and...

1. Learners
2. Computing
3. Computer Programming FAQ

In all the coding languages Khan Academy supports, it's okay to skip a few lines every now and then to keep your code readable and organized. Blank space is ignored for the most part by the code in...

1. Learners
2. Computing
3. Javacript and the Web

All for loops can be written as while loops, and vice-versa. Just use whichever loop seems more appropriate to the task at hand. In general, you should use a for loop when you know how many times ...

1. Learners
2. Computing
3. Javacript and the Web

When programming in JavaScript, you'll need to compare variables sometimes. To do so, you can use the operators "==" and "===," they will tell you if the outcome of the comparison is true or false....

1. Learners
2. Computing
3. Javacript and the Web

No. The '++' operator is a shortcut for x+=1—being x a variable in your coding. If you'd like a variable to increase by any number different from 1, you should do something like this: x+=n, being n...

1. Learners
2. Computing
3. Javacript and the Web

Yes, you can write ProcessingJS programs inside our webpage environment. This is something you may want to do if you're adding buttons, input fields, or other interactive elements using HTML tags. ...

1. Learners
2. Computing
3. Computer Programming FAQ

Yes! You can learn Python on Khan Academy in the Intro to Computer Science - Python course. We also have our original Python videos on our YouTube channel here.