- So our learning outcomes today,
I want to empower you
to leverage Khanmigo's capabilities.
That's really what this learning workshop series
has been all about.
As a teacher, getting some of that time
back for the administrative task
and getting that thought partner
to help you in making those decisions.
And one way that I want you to really take
and think about today
is leveraging Khanmigo's capabilities
to gain deeper insights
into your student understanding and progress.
So we've gotta identify where your students are
in order for you to celebrate
how far that they've come.
And so during our time today,
we are gonna learn about how to identify
both outstanding examples of student work
and specific areas where students can improve
through using Khanmigo's feedback and analytics.
We're gonna share and equip each other
with practical strategies
for effectively celebrating student achievement.
And we're also going
to foster a positive learning environment.
I want to make a note today
that today's session is short.
It is just a brief 30 minutes.
And so we are going to highlight
some features directly in Khan Academy
and Khanmigo that are connected
to the partnerships.
I do want to say we'll also highlight
some resources and strategies that any teachers
can use to support
and celebrate student learning.
So my challenge to you this afternoon
is to listen for maybe that one thing.
What is your one thing
that you are either missing in your room
or it is something
that is just not working the way
that you want it to work?
And what is something that you hear today
that you can take away
in utilize in your classroom?
And so we're first gonna start
with Khanmigo's features.
We're gonna look at and explore
how you can leverage Khanmigo's capabilities
to gain deeper insights
into that student progress and understanding.
And if you are a current partner
or you have a rostered account
or you simply are watching and want to jot down,
there are two different ways
that you can follow along today
and I would love for you to join me
in whichever way works best for how you learn.
I am going to go to my dashboard.
Alright, so when I'm live on my dashboard,
one of the features, this tool specifically comes
with the paid district partnership.
So Khan Academy is a nonprofit
and there are a lot of our features
and our content that you can access anytime,
anywhere for free.
This particular tool that I'm going to highlight
and demo for you is part of the paid partnership.
So if you are in a district that is one
of our Khan Academy districts
through either a state deal or something
that has been purchased within your district
or your campus, this tool is gonna be something
that you see on your dashboard.
If you are not part of the district partnership,
this is a tool that if you are looking
for consistent feedback
and ways to monitor student usage of AI,
this could be a leverage tool for you
to have those conversations
with your campus administrators
or your district personnel and try to get them
to move in the direction with Khanmigo.
So first and foremost,
I'm going to hop into Khanmigo
and I'm gonna go to my "Teacher Tools".
And inside of my "Teacher Tools",
over the course of this learning workshop series,
we've highlighted for you
all of these color coded tabs
where we're looking
at the overarching category or task.
And this particular tab I'm gonna look at,
or this tool is under "Support".
So I'm gonna go to "Support".
And then it's this tool
"Summarize Student Chat History".
Again, this is part of your paid partnership
if you are with one
of our Khan Academy districts.
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So inside you are going to click in
and you will notice automatically
that Khanmigo is going to give you an option.
It's gonna ask you to choose a particular class.
And so I am gonna choose one of my classes.
I would advise you and encourage you
if you are following along with me
inside of your district rostered account
for you to choose one class.
So I'm gonna click on my dynamic action bubble,
and from there, Khanmigo is going to kick
into gear and give me some additional actions
that I can look at.
At this time I have an opportunity
to look at top topics
or what are my students talking about
and doing with Khanmigo.
I also have an opportunity
to look at and view my students
with any flagged conversations.
So one of the major features
with Khanmigo is our moderation system.
We have lots of protocols in place to make sure
that students are staying safe and their chats
and interactions with Khanmigo
are very learning focused.
So at this time I am going to look
for "View top topics".
So I'm gonna click on that
and Khanmigo is gonna think about it.
And then it asks me some follow-up questions.
So you'll notice it'll ask me
which days I would like to summarize.
So it gives me an opportunity
to adjust my timeframe.
I can go small,
I can go within the last seven days.
I could go for the last month
or if I'm looking at over the last six weeks,
that's also something that I can do.
And you'll see any date in the last 60 days.
So I'm gonna go with last week.
I will stop and make a note
of the accessibility feature.
So we talk about that a lot for students,
but you as educators
also have those same features.
There is a text to speech
and a speech to text availability.
And here's what Khanmigo provided for me.
So for the last week,
these are the number,
the topics that were discussed.
And then I can see the number of students
who engaged in those particular topics.
And then from here I have an opportunity
to hone in even further.
So with summarizing student chat history,
I'm able to go from a macro view of a class down
to the tiniest view within an individual student.
And this really gives me a great opportunity
to gather some qualitative data
and insights on how my students are using AI,
what kinds of conversations,
but also their learning because ultimately
that's why we've got AI,
that's why we have Khanmigo and Khan Academy
and how those two things are going
to work together.
You can see the list of students for each topic
and it gives me the individual topics.
And so when I click on "Chat with Characters",
this is a particular learner activity,
Khanmigo is then gonna continue the interaction
moving forward and allow me to see
which particular student was here.
And then I can also see
what and who they chatted on
and when that happened happened.
And so from here there's also a really great way.
So this gives you kind of a comprehensive view,
but then I have a point
where I have a particular student
and from here I could ask additional questions
or I could close this out.
I also wanted to show you
that you have the capability
to drill down to see the actual chat
for a particular student.
And this is another way that you can grab
that information from Khanmigo
and utilize Khanmigo to summarize very quickly
some of that qualitative data.
So I'm gonna click the button up at the top,
then Khan Academy, it's gonna send me back home.
And this is my teacher dashboard
and I'm gonna focus my efforts up here.
So if you'll notice I have different tabs
that I can choose from.
And if you have attended any
of our other learning workshops,
we go into this "Khanmigo Tools" tab often.
We've probably addressed this "Classes" tool.
And then we will talk a little bit more
about the "Resources" tool.
And I believe we've discussed it
in other sessions, but I want us to focus
on this "Students" tool.
So we're gonna go ahead
and click on "Classes" first,
but we'll talk about "Students".
When I look at my "Students"
I do have the ability to hone in
on a particular student and I can get
into their information
and additional data from there.
I can also do it through my "Classes".
When I go in through my "Classes"
I'm going to choose my individual student
and I can see my individual students
that are here,
and I'm looking for my chat history
and y'all, I think I might have just,
nope, there it is.
I can see what's happening
with a lot of the activity.
I also have availability to switch it up
and see my individual activities.
I can hone in on specific Khanmigo activities
for this particular student.
So you will notice here
that there are some Khanmigo activities
that have been assigned and this student
has not had an opportunity to look through that.
If I go back to my teacher dashboard,
I can click on "Students" and I can also come
down and do the same thing.
So in my last little Khanmigo interaction,
you saw the name, Thomas Cass.
So I'm gonna go ahead and click on Thomas.
And from here, this is the student dashboard.
This is what your students will see
when they are on Khan Academy,
if they're in the district partnership
or if you're utilizing the free version.
And then over on the left hand side,
there is a space under Khanmigo
for you to see chat history.
And so for this particular student,
I'm able to click on "Chat History"
and then underneath I can change my date range
and then I can see with each day how many
and which type of chats my student,
this particular student has actually interacted
with or opened up.
And I can also kind of get an idea
of what the content is.
So our example was chatting
with historical figures.
So I can click on that
and I get a summarized chat history.
So literally exactly what Khanmigo said
versus what the student asked them
and also talked about is available
for you to read.
And this is gonna give you a really
great picture of their learning
and their understanding for a particular topic
and/or a particular learner activity.
Couple of questions I want you to think about.
If you are jotting notes down as you are watching
and you are here with us today,
first question I would love for you
to jot a few things down for is
what could this tell you about your student?
We've talked about that qualitative data,
some anecdotes, you're gonna see student learning,
but exactly what could this tell you
about the student?
So I want you to jot down a couple of things
and then a second question for you today,
how could you use this
to support engaging learner behaviors?
So using AI is not something
that our students naturally know
how to do appropriately.
They're gonna try it,
they're gonna muddle through it
and they're gonna figure out on their own.
And they might also have some
not so good learner behaviors.
And so thinking about how you could
utilize a chat history
to help support those engaging learner behaviors
and help use that as an exemplar if you will.
And so once we kind of highlight
and understand how to see
what students are actually doing
inside with Khanmigo, it's also really great
to be able to monitor and look
for some quantitative numbers as well
as some additional qualitative
and then also celebrate
that Khanmigo progress.
So I'm gonna go back onto the platform.
I am back on the platform
and I am going to hit this button to send me
to my teacher dashboard.
So a couple of things I want you to think
about in terms of Khanmigo.
I want you to think about usage
and I want you to think about activity.
So when I say usage, about how much time
is actually being spent with Khanmigo.
And when I say activity, I want you
to think about the intention or the how.
How are the students engaging with Khanmigo?
And so I'm gonna pop into one
of my district synced classes.
And on the far left side I'm gonna scroll down
and I'm gonna look for Khanmigo.
And you'll notice that those two words,
usage and activity are the two things
that are listed underneath as something
that I can access as far as a report.
So I'm gonna click on "Usage"
and you'll notice that it's going
to give me exactly that,
the time spent utilizing Khanmigo.
So I can see over the course of time
how many students,
and you'll notice it gives it to me
in weekly chunks.
So in this particular instance,
this particular week is going
to have a few more students.
I can also adjust the date range depending
on what I'm looking at.
So I can hover and it will elaborate
and give me more information
about the students and the percentage
and how many of them were active
in the timeframe.
When I scroll down, I then can look
at each individual student
in that particular class.
And then I have some direct number insights.
For each student, I can see how many chats
that they've had with Khanmigo,
just how frequently are they interacting.
I can also see the number of messages
so that back and forth,
that discourse, is it just a,
"Hi, give me an answer,"
or opening up and saying one thing.
And then I can also see
how many different activities
that they engage with Khanmigo.
This particular student has 10.
And then the most important
that I wanted to draw attention to
is this flag chat.
So here again our moderation
and safety protocols we have in place.
You have a very quick way
to view the flag chats
per your intentional students.
So this is all about usage,
this is when students are utilizing Khanmigo.
The other tab is this "Activity" tab.
And here it will give you an idea
of all of your students.
And again, you can make an adjustment
for the timeframe if you wanted to look
for the last week, for the last month
or overall you could.
And then it lists for you all
of the individual activities with Khanmigo
that students could possibly be engaged with.
And then you see the number of chats
that are unique chats that are associated
with that particular activity.
You will notice that three of these activities
have a little caret out to the side.
These are associated with content
inside of a course somewhere on our platform.
With the caret, if I touch the caret,
I'm able to expand out
and I can see in which course has this
activity actually been activated
and this interaction happened.
So I can see that it's happened
within "Algebra 1" and then there's another
little caret.
So I can click on that
and it will show me which unit of study I have
these unique chats and I can see how many
and then the percentage of the unique chats
that are happening
within that particular unit of study.
So it's gonna give me an idea of the content
that my students are requesting support on
and how they're utilizing Khanmigo in companion
with their learning across the board.
And so these two reports are a really great way
for you to monitor your students' progress
when they are utilizing Khanmigo
in the classroom, whether it be
those standalone activities
or within the content in the courses.
The flip side of that, once you start to monitor,
it's also really great for you to identify
where you need to celebrate some student progress
in student learning and even just moving forward
and learning with Khanmigo or utilizing Khanmigo.
And so we're gonna go back to our dashboard
and we're going to address this fourth tab
that's up at the top is our "Resource" tab.
So if you have not had an opportunity,
either you in a district partnership
or you utilizing the free version,
you have access to these resources.
Inside this, you will note that there is a tab
that says "Printables".
And I'm gonna scroll past
and go to my "Engagement printables".
These are all Blackline Masters
that are available for you to click, make a copy
and make any adjustments that you might want to.
One thing I wanted to highlight
for you is this "Certificate" resource.
So we are at the end of the year.
I know that awards assemblies are happening.
I know that end of year recognition is going on,
there's just a lot of closing
out of the school year
and there might be a student or a few students
who have worked really hard with Khanmigo
or worked really hard inside of Khan Academy.
And so I wanna show you this certificate.
This is an opportunity for you to make a copy
and you'll notice that it is
inside a Google Slides,
which means once you make a copy of it,
you can also edit.
These five examples,
I go from Mastery Captain to Grand Tutor,
Mastery Challenger, Certificate of Appreciation,
but also Mastery Captain.
So right now all of these certificates
are really focused in on Khan Academy
and our courses.
But you can utilize Khanmigo
to help support you get some ideas
for Khanmigo type awards.
So I wanna show you what that looks like.
I'm gonna keep this here
and I'm gonna go back to my Khan Academy
and I'm gonna go Khan Academy
and I'm gonna go to my "Teacher Tools"
and then I'm gonna go to my "Learn" tab
and my "Chat with GPT".
And inside my "Chat with GPT",
I'm gonna say, "Give me five award names
for a teacher to give out to students
related to how they engage with Khanmigo."
Period.
And voila!
In just a matter of seconds,
you don't have to think about potential awards.
You could get ideas for award names
and then utilize the reports
that I have shown you here today
to find those students
who meet this particular criteria.
Then you can use our certificates.
So I could come in here and I could literally say
this very first one is "Khanmigo Explore Award".
I can come in here
and I can say "Khanmigo Explore Award".
I can make adjustments to my template.
I may need to make this just a little bit smaller.
And I spelled award wrong.
There we go.
Put the name of the student there.
Then you could print it out, sign it,
and then you can give it
and you can have a cute little awards assembly
inside of this particular classroom
to highlight students who have really gone above
and beyond utilizing Khanmigo
to help support their particular learning.
You'll notice it'll give you the award
and then it gives you a little blurb looking
for which students are the ones
that you might want to consider
for your certificates.
Curiosity Champion, Collaboration Star,
Persistence Pioneer Award.
I love that for students who just keep going
and keep going and working
through those challenges utilizing Khanmigo
and then of course, always your Creative thinker.
Those are all different ways
and different awards
that you might consider using
as we close out our year and you've been
utilizing Khan Academy and/or Khanmigo.
And with that, our time is a drawing
to a quick close.
I just wanted to reintroduce the Arizona team,
but also the West Coast team that supports you.
We are all here.
We are a dedicated Khan Academy team.
We want to answer questions
and support you in your classroom.
And as India pointed out,
India is one of my colleagues here
with Khan Academy and she is one
of the team members as well that the reports
can give great insight
into student usage and learning.
So those are things that you want
to consider putting together.
And as this is the the last learning workshop
of this Spring series, our team to you,
we really wanted to say thank you
from the bottom of our heart
for attending our series.
It was fast and furious.
I feel like we've covered a lot of ground
and a lot of content and we truly
appreciate your partnership,
whether it is through a district partnership
and you are a rostered teacher
or it's through grassroots usage,
or you have come to these series to learn more
and to arm yourself with information to go back
to your administrators
or your district personnel.
And we are here to further our mission
of a free, world-class education
for anyone, anywhere.
So we're just here to help support you
and give you the tools and resources.