CodeAI (formerly Code.org)
6.0#22 in coding education platformsFree planFree planWeb
VisitCodeAI (formerly Code.org) vs Khan Academy
Khan Academy
7.7#3 in coding education platformsFrom $10 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWeb
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| Fact | CodeAI (formerly Code.org) | Khan Academy |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2013 | 2008 |
| Integrations | CodeAI supports LMS single sign-on and roster syncing, with guides for Canvas, Clever, ClassLink, Google Classroom, and Schoology. | Teachers can import Google Classroom student rosters, and district plans list Clever or ClassLink rostering and single sign-on. |
| Organization | CodeAI identifies itself as an education innovation nonprofit, and its About page says Hadi and Ali Partovi launched Code.org in 2013. | Khan Academy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. |
| Support | The LMS integration help page directs users who still have issues or use an unlisted provider to contact CodeAI for assistance. | Khan Academy provides a Help Center and Community Support links for assistance. |
CodeAI (formerly Code.org) plans
- FreeFree
Khan Academy plans
- Enterprise Starter$10 a year
- Khan AcademyFree
- Khanmigo Teacher ToolsFree
- Khanmigo Learner Subscription$4 a month
- Khanmigo Parent Subscription$4 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick CodeAI (formerly Code.org) if…
CodeAI is intended for K–12 learners and teachers looking for curriculum in computer science, AI, or data science. Its teacher resources may suit educators who are new to digital sciences as well as those seeking professional development or LMS integrations.
Pick Khan Academy if…
Khan Academy suits learners looking for free courses, as well as teachers and parents seeking learning or classroom resources. Khan Academy Kids is for children ages 2–8; paid Khanmigo options have U.S. and age requirements.