I'm not a believer that to give an opinion on something you have to experience it but I did anyway. I had already completed the course and decided to watch the videos in which you have collaborated with some people who work at Google. I feel that I have learned very little and that is something I am seeing lately in Khan Academy. You are updating pretty basic and in my opinion irrelevant content because there are already resources on these topics all over the internet. I see the same with the math team working on content for formal education in India or even to meet standardized parameters in Florida (FL B.E.S.T). In my humble opinion Khan Academy should also look out for its regular users and focus on completing more in depth college math and analysis and also content related to computer science among others as it is outdated this last one. 

When did the entire Internet Safety course begin?

OK Thanks

Hi Khan Academy! Can this course be updated with How Not To Get Hacked videos from Code.org?

These are bite-sized advice videos under 2 mins each, and they fit well into the "Going deeper" lessons. Just like Ask Google, "How Not To Get Hacked: [Topic]" would be a relevant addition.

After AI for Education, I'm convinced Code.org videos fit well into KA's courses.

Hi! Thanks for including the Code.org videos in the separate Code.org partner content course in Computing. I'd love to see the How Not to Get Hacked in Internet Safety too, though!

Some of the other Code.org videos can be integrated into the Computing/Internet Safety courses too? (E.g. the video on blockchain scams, etc)