Hi Lin,

While looking at the original "Join us for Camp Khan" article, I can't find anything that says it's only available to US residents- I believe that only appears once you go to the "Project Criteria and Submission" article, which appeared mid-June. I'm sorry that you were confused by this, and I'm sure you're not the only one who started their project before realizing they were not eligible to win. I'll admit that when I had originally looked at the article, I had thought it was open to everyone, too.

I agree that the contests should be available to everyone, not just US-based learners. A ton of non-US learners use Khan, so I suspect (or at least hope) that contests for residents outside the US could be in the works. I'll see if I can escalate this, and maybe something can be done about it in the future.

In the meantime, if you have any ideas about how this could possibly be implemented, ect., please feel free to share them here.

Allison

How about making a contest country by country? If making an international contest is too hard, make one for one specific country or group of countries?

Fortunately I haven't started fully on the project but (only the idea) but can't say I'm not disappointed... I thought if I won the prize I could give the other one I have (or maybe the price itself) to a friend who doesn't have one (at least not a personal one I think) and whose conditions forced them to study at home...