“We started with the idea that students need to spend at least two hours a day split between reading and math,” he says. “We’re a stopgap.”One of his funders, Bank of America, on Tuesday pledged $1 million to help keep the site from crashing. Khan says he also grosses $10 million a year creating prep courses for standardized tests including the SAT and LSAT. Before the pandemic hit, 18 million learners used the site each month, choosing from 10,000 classes in 42 languages. His three kids attend the private K-12 Khan Lab School in Mountain View, which he launched in 2014.

Source: Forbes March 18, 2020 16:56 UTC