So long as it teaches logical notation and content like truth tables then I'd be happy for this to be a thing too.

Perhaps some kind of khan academy affiliate system or database could fill this content void though?

Exactly what I was thinking. Formal logic!

Hi! I second this suggestion.

Unit 1: Critical Thinking in Wireless Philosophy course could use a unit test. This is for informal logic in the near-term, so teachers can assign unit mastery goals.

But a mastery-based formal logic course, in the longer run, would be fascinating too! There's many formal logic open-access ebooks that can be repurposed for articles, and the KA math exercises format works well for logic too.

Prof. Bryan Roberts at the LSE actually used an earlier version of KA open-source code to build a formal logic platform, USC Logic Web: it doesn't have mastery system, but it's identical to the 2010 Khan Academy. KA could actually reach out to him and build a fuller logic course.

Hi everyone,

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the creation of a Logic and critical thinking course course. I will be sure to pass this feedback along to the appropriate team so we can discuss it.

As we grow and expand, we’re continuing to add new content to offer a better education at Khan Academy. Investing more heavily in the content team is actually one of our major initiatives.

Warm regards,

Hi Andrew, Thank you for reading and sharing the feedback! Adding the unit test and mastery would be a mighty useful first step for the Wi-Phi critical thinking unit.

Later, exercises for cognitive biases, and new formal logic lessons, can be added, using perhaps the resources I'd shared earlier. This expanded content could be a standalone course.

But adding in a unit test to critical thinking in itself would be a hugely useful addition.