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Friday math movie: Salman Khan at TED

By Murray Bourne, 01 Apr 2011

Who says you can't learn math via e-learning?

Khan Academy is an awesome collection of over 2,000 very useful videos, ranging from basic math through calculus, physics and even some chemistry. And it's free!

Here's the main author talking about how math education can be improved - using video.

See the 2 Comments below.

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2 Comments on “Friday math movie: Salman Khan at TED”

  1. gagan says:
    28 Jun 2011 at 11:58 am [Comment permalink]

    i am personally using his videos for learning mathematics.videos are very intuitive and easy to understand for everyone.thanks sal,for making mathematics enjoyable to me.

  2. Murray says:
    28 Jun 2011 at 4:18 pm [Comment permalink]

    @gagan: I'm sure he'd be glad to hear it!

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