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I'm using Khan to learn math right now, and what's even better than being able to scrub the video is being able to do exercises that only call instructional mat
by gglitch 11y ago
I'm using Khan to learn math right now, and what's even better than being able to scrub the video is being able to do exercises that only call instructional material when I'm failing the exercises, and that only call it in stages ("hints") until I can work out for myself what I'm doing. When I require all available hints, which basically gives you the answer to your exercise, I know I need to go back to the instructional material.
- Broken_Hippo 11y agoI had a class with a similar setup for the homework. If I got stuck on a math problem, I could ask for help. The program walked me through it, then gave me a similar problem to solve. I could repeat the process, get instant feedback, and if wrong, try again with another problem. Video lectures were also available. Seriously the best math class I've taken and I wish such things were available to all students.