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freeCodeCamp vs Khan Academy

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7.7#3 in coding education platformsFrom $10 a year
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What both publish

FactfreeCodeCampKhan Academy
Founded20142008
IntegrationsUsers can sign in with GitHub or Google, and the privacy page lists Auth0 as the sign-in service.Teachers can import Google Classroom student rosters, and district plans list Clever or ClassLink rostering and single sign-on.
Mobile appsThe iOS and Android apps let learners study on the go and sync progress with their freeCodeCamp account.The Khan Academy app supports interactive exercises, mastery levels, synced progress, offline video downloads, and a scratchpad.
Privacy and securityThe privacy page says freeCodeCamp does not sell user data, restricts staff access to private data to technical-support purposes, and deletes daily emergency database backups after a few days.The privacy policy says Khan Academy uses reasonable organizational and technical safeguards to protect personal information.
SupportThe about page directs users with technical questions to its support FAQ.Khan Academy provides a Help Center and Community Support links for assistance.

freeCodeCamp 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 freeCodeCamp if…

It suits people who want free, self-paced coding study with projects and certifications, including learners using a phone or computer. Teachers and education programs may also use its resources without special permission.

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.

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