Imagine Learning

Overview

The portfolio spans literacy, math, courseware, professional learning, assessment, and instructional services. Imagine Learning says it works with teachers, administrators, and parents to support more than 18 million students. For schools, that range can make it a fit for building a wider instructional program; families looking for one stand-alone subject app may find the school-oriented scope less relevant.

Two named programs illustrate the range. Imagine Language & Literacy provides personalized instruction and practice in literacy and English language development for PreK–6. Imagine Math offers adaptive, age-appropriate pathways and supplemental instruction from PreK through Geometry. These defined grade and subject spans give schools practical starting points, though they do not by themselves describe the full curriculum for every grade or subject.

Key features

Instruction and teacher support

Imagine ClassMate supports lesson planning, resource discovery, practice creation, and drafting communications in Imagine IM and Imagine EdgeEX. That places planning and content-preparation help alongside instruction, but the tool is tied to those named products rather than described as a portfolio-wide assistant.

The education solutions are K–12, multi-subject, standards-aligned, and include teacher tools, built-in assessments, LMS integration, and offline access. StudySync, Traverse, and Dragonfly can provide assignment deep links and pass grades to Canvas, Schoology, and Google Classroom. That can reduce friction for schools using those connections, while the specific workflow should be matched to the school’s LMS and products.

Accounts and technical support

Products support multiple SSO options, including Active Directory/ADFS, LDAP, SAML, LTI, Google, and Clever. SSO must be paired with a nightly account import, so districts should plan for that recurring provisioning step rather than treating sign-on as a complete account-management solution. The Imagine Edgenuity API can support user creation, login, enrollments, progress, and grades, but using it requires engineering work by a district or vendor.

Technical support is available weekdays from 7:30am–9:30pm ET and weekends from 9:00am–5:00pm ET by email and product-dashboard chat. Product help centers provide guides and on-demand support; parents and students can access product-specific help centers 24/7. On-demand tutoring offers individualized help seven days a week across K–12 ELA, math, science, social studies, French, Spanish, and test preparation.

Pricing

Imagine Learning is paid, with custom pricing for K–12 school and district solutions. Educators and administrators are invited to contact the company about its education solutions. Because there is no public price or plan breakdown, schools should request a quote for their intended programs and scope before comparing total cost.

Platforms

Imagine Learning supports Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. This broad platform coverage suits school communities using a mix of devices, while offline access is also included in the education solutions.

Who it's for

Imagine Learning is strongest for K–12 schools and districts that need a combination of curriculum, supplemental instruction, assessment, and teacher support. Its literacy and math programs have clear grade spans, and the broader solutions add standards alignment, assessments, teacher tools, and LMS connections. It is less suited to buyers who need transparent self-serve pricing or a simple SSO setup without nightly account imports.

Pros and cons

• Pros: A broad K–12, multi-subject portfolio can serve schools seeking curriculum, intervention, assessment, and instructional services from one provider.
• Pros: Named literacy and math programs cover PreK–6 literacy and English language development, and PreK through Geometry math instruction.
• Pros: LMS grade passback and assignment links are supported for Canvas, Schoology, and Google Classroom through StudySync, Traverse, and Dragonfly.
• Cons: SSO requires a nightly account import, adding a recurring operational requirement for districts.
• Cons: The Imagine Edgenuity API requires district or vendor engineering work, limiting its suitability for teams without that capacity.
• Cons: Custom pricing means schools must contact sales rather than compare a published price directly.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of school curriculum providers, browse K-12 Curriculum Platforms.

• MobyMax is worth considering for schools or families seeking a freemium option with a free educator version and Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows support; its free access is limited compared with licensed features.
• Kiddom may suit buyers looking for a freemium option with a listed $27.00 USD per year student full course set, while Imagine Learning is positioned as custom-priced K–12 school and district solutions.
• Amplify Classroom is a fit for individual educators seeking free interactive K–12 math, literacy, and science lessons, a Teacher Dashboard, and Polypad virtual manipulatives; its listed free plan offers only partial content customization.
• Khan Academy offers a freemium alternative, including an Enterprise Starter plan at $10.00 USD per year for up to 1,000 student licenses at U.S. schools and districts.
• Oak National Academy is a free web option with no paywalls, package tiers, or hidden costs.
• Eureka Math provides free PreK–12 PDF curriculum, student and teacher editions, curriculum maps, and overviews through its Open Educational Resources plan.
• Illustrative Mathematics is a free web-based math option with a full TK–12 curriculum online and downloadable, printable teacher and student PDFs with no time limit.
• OpenSciEd offers free web curriculum downloads with registration for educators or parents; packaged curriculum from certified distributors is another option.

Verdict

Choose Imagine Learning if your school or district wants a broad K–12 program portfolio with defined literacy and math offerings, teacher tools, assessment, and LMS connections. Its breadth is the main reason to choose it; custom pricing, the required nightly account import for SSO, and engineering needs for the Imagine Edgenuity API are reasons to look elsewhere if your team needs a simpler or more transparent setup.