Over 100 million people use Khan Academy; with the pandemic, it’s more popular than ever. But learning requires more than a great teacher combined with a great digital tool. Diane and Michael talk to Sal Khan about why he can’t—and shouldn’t—teach everyone everything, and he shares his hope about what education can look like, both next year and from here on out.

Credits: Hosted by Diane Tavenner, Michael Horn; Written by Jenna Free; Produced by Steve Chaggaris; Publicity/Graphics by Nathan James

Diane and Michael answer parents’ questions about why so much of the school work they see their children doing is boring and uninspired. Larry Berger, CEO of Amplify, joins them to explain how textbooks and other curriculum materials make their way into schools, and the three paint a vision for how engaging learning can be through the use of good digital tools.

Credits: Hosted by Diane Tavenner, Michael Horn; Written by Jenna Free; Produced by Steve Chaggaris; Publicity/Graphics by Nathan James

For many families in the U.S., the Internet is like water. Just part of the household. But as COVID-19 has shown, that’s not true for everyone. Diane and Michael speak with Evan Marwell, the founder of the Education Superhighway, about what it will take to get the Internet and devices to all kids–and why that matters.

Credits: Hosted by Diane Tavenner, Michael Horn; Written by Jenna Free; Produced by Steve Chaggaris; Publicity/Graphics by Nathan James

As schools have shifted rapidly to remote learning, parents have a lot of questions and challenges. Diane Tavenner and Michael Horn talk about why they’re launching this podcast series to answer them.