Filipino teachers can open free Khanmigo tools in GlobeOne for Teachers' Month

What teachers can use

Globe published the newsroom note on 5 October 2026, during National Teachers’ Month.

The note says Khanmigo, an AI-powered tool available free to teachers, can assist with lesson planning, rubrics, exit tickets, differentiation, and other classroom preparation.

Teachers can also use Khan Academy to assign lessons and mastery goals, track student progress, and identify learning gaps.

Globe quotes Yoly Crisanto, its Chief Sustainability and Corporate Communications Officer: “Teachers play an extraordinary role in helping young Filipinos learn, grow, and keep moving forward, but they don’t have to do it alone.”

The release says teachers in the Philippines can also use Khan for Educators (Philippines), an introductory course on bringing Khan Academy into classroom practice.

What students need

Globe says Khan Academy is now available with Go59, including 1 GB of allocated data, and with Go+99 with GoLEARN, including 8 GB of allocated data.

That offer gives students access to free lessons through the web or mobile app. The lessons named in the release include instructional videos, exercises, and quizzes in STEM, English, and more.

The same allocation also gives students and teachers access to Khanmigo inside Khan Academy. The release does not call that student access free.

Customers can subscribe to Go59 or Go+99 with GoLEARN in the GlobeOne app. The page states those names and the data amounts. It does not state a peso price.

“Free lessons” and “sign up or log in for free” are the release’s words for opening Khan Academy. They are not a Khanmigo plan for every student.

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How to open it in GlobeOne

Globe’s steps are the same for each role. Open the GlobeOne app. Tap Help, then Looking for Life Essentials? Select Khan Academy under the Education section. Tap Sign up or Log in.

Then choose a role. Learners pick Learner. Parents pick Parent. Teachers pick Teacher.

For learners, the release says to choose a grade level and subjects, and to start with one subject such as Math, Science, or English.

For teachers, the release says to create a class, add students, and assign videos, exercises, quizzes, or mastery goals. It then points to Khanmigo Teacher Tools for lesson planning, rubrics, exit tickets, differentiation, and standards-aligned lesson plans.

Globe customers may also reach Khan Academy by that GlobeOne path and sign up or log in for free. That line is about the Khan Academy entry, not a separate student Khanmigo price.

What parents can check

The learning support can extend from the classroom to the home. Parents can use the Parent Dashboard to monitor a child’s activity and spot areas where they may need support.

Globe’s parent steps say to open the Parent Dashboard and add a child. If the child is under 13, the release says the parent can create a username and password for the child.

The Parent Dashboard is a way to follow activity. It is not the teacher tool, and it is not the data allocation.

Why this matters in Philippine classrooms

A teacher can open a free Khanmigo tool for class preparation. A family on Globe can follow a printed path in GlobeOne. A student on Go59 or Go+99 with GoLEARN gets the data amount the release names.

Globe says it is a partner of the National Teachers’ Month Coordinating Council. The partnership on the page is with Khan Academy Philippines.

Globe calls Khan Academy Philippines the first international licensee of Khan Academy. It says the group localizes content to the Department of Education curriculum, received the first DepEd Partner-Hero award in January 2026, and has been credited by the Department for a role in the country’s most recent PISA results. The release does not print those scores.

Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine, President and CEO of Khan Academy Philippines, says: “Every learner should have the opportunity to learn at their own pace and get the support they need.”

A separate note on DepEd Order 003

This section is Pinoy AI Works analysis. The Globe release does not cite DepEd Order No. 003, series of 2026.

That order is a separate rule. It allows AI as an auxiliary tool and leaves teachers responsible for final decisions. Khanmigo, as Globe describes the teacher tools, can sit beside that idea. It does not replace a teacher.

This path is Globe and Khan Academy Philippines. It is not a Department of Education rollout of Khanmigo.

What to do next

• Teachers: open GlobeOne, choose Teacher, and try the Khanmigo tools the release names for lesson planning.
• Use your own lesson notes if you want practice questions. Do not paste student names into a chat.
• Parents and students: use the same GlobeOne path, then choose Parent or Learner.
• Students who want the data allocation in the release need Go59 or Go+99 with GoLEARN. Read the promo in GlobeOne and keep only what it states.
• Parents who want a view of activity can open the Parent Dashboard after choosing Parent.

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How this was checked

This section is Pinoy AI Works analysis. On 7 October 2026 the Globe newsroom page dated 5 October 2026 was opened again.

The teacher tools, the Go59 and Go+99 with GoLEARN data amounts, the GlobeOne steps, and the Parent Dashboard all come from that page.

DepEd Order 003 is linked only as context. No peso price, enrolment quota, or PISA score was added, because the page does not state them.

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