Dears, I am working in a chemical company and we would like to implement eLearning. the KhanAcademy is the best platform I have seen so far. Is it possible to acquire a license for the software in order to use it internally in a company for our own training content?
Kindly ask for your feedback.
Best regards,
Klemens Grabmayer
Hi, Jonathan!
I completely understand that having a version of the entire website as open-source would be really useful to you. However, I'm afraid that this is not a part of our roadmap at this time.
While we wish we could implement all of our users' requests, we need to make difficult decisions about which features and requests are aligned with our goals at the time.
As our needs and resources change, it’s possible that we may be able to revisit this issue at a later date, but I can’t guarantee that we’ll be able to do so, or provide a timeline for when that might happen.
However, Khan Academy does have quite a few open-source repositories available at GitHub! Feel free to check them out.
Guilherme
Community Support
I would like to bump this. The question the user asked is not if you can use or reference the Khan Academy videos, but if there was a way to license the software used by Khan Academy to create an internal training site.
I am thinking the same thing. Years ago Khan Academy's videos helped me to understand advanced calculus and I have never forgotten how effective the short format of his videos were and I would like to do something similar for my company to train new developers and QA how to use one of our more complicated systems. Using the Khan Academy software with my own videos and check on learnings would be a great way to not only onboard developers, but also as a user manual for customers.
Is there a github repo with the software or is there a licensing plan that would allow for non-commercial and private use? I would much rather use the Khan Academy software rather than post links in a Confluence page.
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