Khanmigo

Khanmigo is an AI-powered personal tutor and teaching assistant developed by Khan Academy. It guides learners to find answers independently rather than providing direct solutions, and is integrated with Khan Academy’s content library covering subjects like math, humanities, and coding.

Unlike ChatGPT, Khanmigo is designed specifically for education and does not simply give answers. It uses layered hints and questions to encourage critical thinking and problem-solving, while also aligning with trusted educational content.

Khanmigo is available to parents and learners aged 18 or older in the U.S. with a U.S. billing address. Teachers can use it if they are 18 or older and located in supported countries or territories. Access for students under 18 requires parental sign-up or district partnership.

No, teachers cannot grant students direct access to Khanmigo. Classroom access is only available through school or district implementations. Parents can enable access for up to 10 children under 18 on their account.

Khanmigo for teachers includes standards-aligned lesson planning, progress summaries, learning objectives, rubrics, exit tickets, and differentiation tools. It is designed to reduce administrative workload while maintaining student data privacy and security.

Yes, Khanmigo is designed with safety and ethical considerations in mind. Access for learners under 18 is only permitted with parental consent or through approved school district partnerships to ensure appropriate supervision and support.