Kiddom

What Kiddom is

Kiddom is a K–12 digital curriculum platform for schools and districts, bringing curriculum, instructional tools, assessments, and learning intelligence together. Its Atlas technology analyzes students’ daily work, looks for misconceptions, forms groups, and prepares differentiated next steps within the core curriculum. Teachers can review or change those groups and recommendations, and retain the final instructional decision. Kiddom AI includes an HQIM-aware assistant, Lesson Clipper, Practice Generator, AI-Grading, and AI-Feedback. Kiddom says these features are teacher-facing, anonymize information sent through a secure API, and do not use shared information to train the underlying AI model. Curriculum options include Illustrative Mathematics, EL Education, OpenSciEd, OpenStax, and Bayou Bridges by Core Knowledge Foundation. Student-centered design includes UDL Guidelines, dyslexia-supporting text, student controls, and native text-to-speech. The platform supports Android, iOS, and web. Listed rostering partners include Clever, ClassLink, Schoology, Microsoft Teams, Google Classroom, and Canvas, with single sign-on. Assignment and grade passback to an LMS requires roster data to come directly through that LMS; integrations cannot be combined for this purpose. Kiddom lists 1EdTech, OneRoster 1.1, and LTI 1.3 certifications. The company was founded in 2015 and advertises live chat support and a dedicated implementation team for schools adopting its curriculum.

Who it suits

Kiddom is intended for K–12 districts strengthening core instruction, and supports teachers, instructional coaches, and administrators. Its curriculum, assessment, accessibility, and teacher-reviewed Atlas recommendations may suit schools seeking those tools together.

Limits

The listed print student course set costs $27 per student per year, with shipping excluded and prices varying by grade and item. The teacher full course set is listed at $149.95, paid once and covers the stated grades and courses only.

Getting started

1. Visit the Kiddom website.
2. Choose Android, iOS, or web access.
3. Schools and districts can contact Kiddom for a platform demo and implementation.
4. Teachers can access Kiddom for free with student licenses.
5. Select a print student course set at $27 per student per year, if needed.

Verdict

Choose Kiddom if your school wants K–12 curriculum, instructional tools, assessments, and learning intelligence in one platform, with teachers retaining control over Atlas recommendations. The printed student full course set is listed at $27 per student per year, while the teacher full course set is $149.95, paid once; shipping is not included and prices vary by grade and item. Schools seeking a stated digital platform price will need to contact Kiddom for a district demo and implementation.