ඞ-turtleneck15-ඞ Sounds great! Doing little things like adding backgrounds for users to choose from or letting people choose their own “site theme” etc. makes using websites so much more fun. Kha...

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Be very cautious with this ai though, it has a high level of inaccuracy for it to be useful for learning. Best of luck!

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Khan Academy is changing, but is it growing or withering?

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I agree, and I think we should keep asking, even if we don’t immediately get new courses.

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"Besides, I am sure somebody will find a way to access it through the front-end at some point" - Polar Is that a challenge? It is now one of my long term goals to access the new Khan Academy api an...

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Tim Delhaes Good question, I would love to know the answer as well.

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Don’t literally all websites on the internet use some kind of API? There are some comments that there is still an API, its just been changed so that other people can’t use it. With the way programs...

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Yeah, that would be really great.

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Yes, Yes, YES! I definitely agree with everything in your document, and I hope the khan academy programming department expands very soon!

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Aye laddie, would that not be wonderful…

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