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KA Lite is open-source software that can be downloaded and run on any computer, turning it into a webserver for viewing and interacting with downloaded Khan Academy videos and exercises, even when no internet is available.
Students can connect to the server from within the classroom, on a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer.
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Students can work their way through the content at their own pace, so that advanced learners aren't being held back, and less-advanced learners aren't being left behind.
Student data can be synchronized back to a central server when internet is available, allowing administrators to view aggregate and individual student statistics from one place.
The KA Lite server can be run on Linux, Windows, and Mac computers, and students can connect to the server from any laptop/desktop computer, or Android tablet/phone.