Massive Online Learning Challenges

Presented at SXSWedu 2016. This panel from Code.org and Khan Academy talked about three MOLCs and what we learned from running them.

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6. A grassroots movement
   fueled by 200 partners,
   200,000 teachers, in all
   196 countries
   

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9. What can you learn in an hour?
   

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10. Confidential – Do not share without permission from Khan
    Academy
    

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11. Confidential – Do not share without permission from Khan
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12. Confidential – Do not share without permission from Khan
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17. 200 million hours served
    198,000 organizers
    

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18. In just 1 week:
    

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20. Teacher impact
    18% went on to start teaching CS after a previous
    Hour of Code
    

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23. Initial signs of LearnStorm impact
    6M
    92% Of learners felt that
    their math skills
    improved as a result
    of participation in
    LearnStorm 2015
    “I set them all to work [on
    LearnStorm, and] watched in
    amazement as they dug in and
    fought their way through new
    concepts.”
    --Jenny Ellison, teacher at Phillips
    Elementary
    60+ Median minutes of
    learning time per
    student
    “The three things I like about
    LearnStorm are: it pushes you to
    work harder, and second, I am
    better at math. Finally, I love
    everything about it.”
    --LearnStorm Student
    Total minutes of
    learning time in one
    week
    PRELIMINARY RESULTS
    

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25. 57%
    N/A
    (4% of all students in
    entire country are
    participating in
    LearnStorm)
    41%
    LearnStorm in Low-Income Communities
    50%
    Percent of students from low-income schools (as of 2/15/2016)*:
    * Defined as schools where 50%+ of students are eligible for the Free or Reduced Lunch program
    PRELIMINARY RESULTS
    

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