Viewing content in other languages and tracking my students' progress

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tim.stopper

September 23, 2016 11:40

I'm new as a coach with two classes of sixth grade students. There are many for whom English is a second language with several primary languages represented. I've found the link where students can access some lessons in many other languages, but will they still be logged in, get points, badges, etc., and get credit for the progress when they view it on those alternate language pages? Will I as a coach still be able to view their progress?

Thanks,

Tim

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Dustin

August 06, 2021 16:15
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Laurie @KA

September 23, 2016 23:06
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Their progress should display like the rest of the class - that said, let us know if you're finding that it's not working that way. Just double check that they're logged in to the site as expected and all should be good!
tim.stopper

September 24, 2016 14:05
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Thanks. Does that mean that they will be using the same account, if they go to, for example, Khan Academy Lite or the espagnol KA?
Laurie @KA

September 26, 2016 18:24
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Khan Academy Lite is a separate entity from our organization, so accounts would not be transferrable across those products.

But if you just go to https://es.khanacademy.org/ (which is just a translated / localized version of our main site) the progress will be saved the same for the original account, which may have already done some work in English. You can double check with your own account to get a better sense of the dual experiences.

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