Free Khan Academy & Konigo Licenses for AZ Schools with D/F Ratings

Arizona Partnership Overview

• 🎯 This webinar details a partnership between Khan Academy and Arizona's Department of Education (AD) to provide free licenses for schools with D or F ratings.
• 🤝 The program aims to support school improvement by offering access to Khan Academy's comprehensive educational content and its AI component, Konigo.

Khan Academy and Konigo Explained

• 📚 Khan Academy offers a wide range of subjects including math, science, AP courses, SAT prep, and ELA, with its content being free and accessible.
• 🤖 Konigo is Khan Academy's AI tutor for students, designed to provide personalized support without giving away answers, and includes a writing coach to help students through the writing process.
• 🛠️ Free Konigo teacher tools are also available, assisting with lesson planning, differentiation, and creating interactive activities.

Partnership Benefits and Requirements

• 💡 The partnership includes implementation support, professional development, auto-rostering, scaled data analytics, and the AI component for students.
• 🔑 Eligibility requires schools to have a D or F rating from the current or previous year, serve grades 5-12, and utilize Clever or ClassLink for rostering.
• 🏫 The program is open to public school districts and public charter schools within Arizona.

Program Timeline and Logistics

• 🗓️ Contracts need to be signed or sent out by the end of the current month, with flexibility offered due to upcoming holidays.
• 🚀 Licenses are valid through the next school year, allowing for a full implementation cycle starting from December/January.
• 📊 There are no specific reporting or data expectations from Arizona's end for participating schools.
• ⏳ Licenses are available on a first-come, first-served basis, with approximately 17,000 licenses remaining.

Contact and Next Steps

• 📧 Interested schools should contact Chelsea Hatchard directly via email to receive a zero-cost contract and begin the setup process.
• 🔗 Additional information about the Arizona partnership is available on the Khan Academy blog.