Khanmigo

Khanmigo is an AI tutoring and teaching assistant built by Khan Academy, the nonprofit education organization, and runs on GPT-4. Unlike a general chatbot, it's designed specifically for classroom and homework use: when a student asks for help with math, science, coding, history, or humanities, Khanmigo guides them toward the answer with hints and follow-up questions rather than simply giving the solution. For teachers, Khanmigo works as a planning assistant. It generates standards-aligned lesson plans, rubrics, exit tickets, and quiz questions, and can produce differentiated learning objectives and student groupings from progress data, with work Khan Academy describes as normally taking an hour reduced to about 15 minutes. Lesson materials can be exported to tools like Google Slides and Forms, and the assistant connects to classroom platforms including Google Classroom, Canvas, and Schoology through Clever. Access differs by audience: teachers get free use in over 44 countries and territories, while parents and independent adult learners in the U.S. pay a monthly or annual subscription, with parents able to enable access for up to 10 children under 18 (requiring consent). Students under 18 outside a family or district plan need a school partnership to use it, which limits access for individual learners without institutional backing.