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It's obviously a different take on the "survival" data horde. Its obviously not intended as a wasteland survival kit, it seems intended for a scenario where the power is still on but universal internet access isn't a given.
Yeah, as a bunch of other people have said, the idea is good but the implementation is dubious. Khan Academy does allow downloading though: https://www.khanacademy.org/downloads
Implementation seems fine to me, I'm not sure what people think is dubious?
They say various things in the other comments. I agree with most of the criticisms.