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Curriculum Mapping

Our staff is in the process of developing course and unit organizers. We are looking for a way to extend this work and reorganize what we have done in a curriculum map format so that we can align our content, look for repetitions and gaps, create a calendar, etc... We are trying to use the elements from the course/unit organizers as our basis for the curriculum map. Does anyone have suggestions for attempting this task?

Tags: course, curriculum, mapping, organizer, unit

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Permalink Reply by Jamie Martin on April 19, 2010 at 11:15am
You might try http://www.spicynodes.org/. It is a great tool for content planning, curriculum mapping and just utilizing graphic organizers.
Permalink Reply by Steve Trueman on June 22, 2010 at 4:47pm
Thanks for the link, Jamie-

I did a test "BGRS Instructional Coach" just to try it out.

It's pretty neat!!

Thanks

Steve Trueman, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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