I agree. One correction I wanted to point out is "judge" misspelled in the Articles of Confederation in AP Government. I think it was "judeg"

Dr. Stevens,

Good catch! I've gone ahead and reported this :)

And the word "all right" is often (but fortunately not always) misspelled in a lot of articles and transcripts.

Hi Regina,

When you do see spelling mistakes like these, please feel free to report them underneath the article!

To do this, first start typing in the questions text box underneath the article or video. In the bottom right corner, you should see "Report a mistake".

Click that, and it should take you to a text box where you can report the typo.

@Allison (tAG54):

Thank you for taking the time to comment on my post. However, the functionality you are suggesting that I use does not exist in the iPad app, where I do most of my Khan Academy work.

Ah, okay. I hope that the discussion features will eventually be added on to the apps, but until then, there are two possible solutions:

1) Open the Khan Academy site using a browser on your iPad- many have Safari as a default browser. From there, you should be able to view the discussion features outside the app.

2) Report the issue via a Support Ticket- using the "Report a mistake" feature is optimal because it reports issues directly to the content team with the exact article or video, but you can also fill out a Support Ticket if this method is not available to you. I'd recommend copying the article or video links (or making note of the title and section of the particular content), and pasting them into some sort of place where you can store them (for example, a notes app). Once you get a few dozen, you can create a Support Ticket so they can be fixed.

Hope this helps, and sorry for the inconvenience!