[alangpierce]

I'm a developer at Khan Academy (currently working on the upcoming Android app), and it's cool to see that there's real interest in that kind of use case! In our hackathon a few weeks ago I wrote an audio-only Khan Academy app that lets you listen to any video or the text-to-speech of any article and is controlled completely through voice commands. Unfortunately it's not quite at a point where other people can use it, but maybe I'll take the time to actually productionize it. :-)

Here's the code if you're curious:

https://github.com/alangpierce/Audicademy

And there's a feature-incomplete web version that lets you navigate to any video and play it (requires a recent version of Chrome):

https://audicademy.appspot.com

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Audio only is a big thing for me. Commuting to work is a key learning time, and mostly audio is the only workable option.

[merpnderp]

That's great, thanks for posting it. And I love Khan academy, thanks for the great work. My son is 3 and I'm chomping at the bit to introduce him to Khan academy.