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Coursedog Curriculum Management vs OpenCurriculum

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7.3#3 in curriculum management softwareFrom $5 a month
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FactCoursedog Curriculum ManagementOpenCurriculum
API accessCoursedog’s integration guide says APIs are included as part of the standard license.API access for self-importing is sold as part of the Silver implementation option.
IntegrationsThe integrations directory lists connections including Anthology, Ellucian Banner, Ellucian Colleague, DegreeWorks, Ethos, PowerCampus, Gmail, and Google Calendar.The plan matrix lists Google Drive and Google Calendar integration, while district pages also mention Dropbox links and LMS use.
Intended usersCoursedog describes its platform as serving higher education and identifies registrars, provosts, chief information officers, and accreditation roles as audiences.The listed plans target individual teachers or curriculum designers, small schools and departments, schools and colleges, and larger school districts or university clusters.
PurposeCoursedog Curriculum Management helps higher education institutions manage curriculum changes and approvals.OpenCurriculum is a curriculum planning tool for creating lessons and units using a library of ready-to-go ideas and an editor.

Coursedog Curriculum Management plans

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OpenCurriculum plans

  • FreeFree
  • TeacherFree
  • TeamFree
  • School$5 a month
  • Personal$15 a month
  • Bronze implementation$500, paid once

Pick Coursedog Curriculum Management if…

It is intended for higher education institutions and roles such as registrars, provosts, chief information officers, and accreditation staff. It may suit institutions that need configurable curriculum approvals and centralized curricular records.

Pick OpenCurriculum if…

It suits individual teachers or curriculum designers, and can also support departments, schools, and larger educational networks. School leaders may value its templates, course catalogs, and planning reports.

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