>>You're skipping the often difficult task of getting the students to properly engage with khan academy. As someone who is very much in favour of online educat

>>You're skipping the often difficult task of getting the students to properly engage with khan academy. As someone who is very much in favour of online education, this is still a pretty big unanswered question. My response to that would be to ask to what extent this is being done in the classroom. Much like in the workplace prior to covid, people mistake physical presence for actually doing work. And if the classroom is then replaced with online learning with the ability to play back lessons and study at your own pace, how do you define "engagement"?