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Overview
Kiddom software is a comprehensive digital curriculum platform designed to unite instruction and assessment, aiding educators in planning and tracking student growth. Even though it offers limited customization options for assignments, extensive Kiddom features make it a compelling choice for managing a modern digital learning environment.
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Kiddom Specifications
- Activity Dashboard
- Asynchronous Learning
- Activity Tracking
- Access Controls/Permissions
What Is Kiddom?
Kiddom - a K–12 Learning Intelligence Technology platform - pairs High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM) with curriculum management, lesson planning, alongside assessment. It also offers AI-assisted grading, as well as standards-based reporting. Kiddom has partnered with several curriculum developers, such as Illustrative Mathematics, EL Education, along with OpenSciEd, Odell Education, and more.
Founded in 2015 by two college roommates, the platform has since grown into a full curriculum and instructional technology system used by schools and districts all over the country.
What Is Kiddom Best For?
Institutions tend to point to the Kiddom’s organization of all materials – be it curriculum, assignments, grading, along with the student’s progress – under one login. HQIM sits directly alongside lesson planning, assignment delivery, and standards-based reporting. In turn, teachers aren’t jumping between a curriculum portal and a grading tool just to get through a lesson. This essentially cuts down on the coordination work that usually falls on teachers juggling multiple platforms.
How Much Does Kiddom Cost?
Investment in Kiddom begins at an estimated range of $8–$20/student/year. But the final price can vary depending upon the size of the institution, as well as the features selected and deployment scope.
Beyond the base subscription, additional costs may also apply:
- Implementation – Smaller schools should budget around $1,000–$5,000 for the setup as well as the initial roosting, while larger districts should expect at least $5,000–$15,000+
- SIS, SSO, And LMS Integrations – This can range from $1,000 to $10,000+ that depends on how much custom configuration is needed
- Additional Curriculum/Content – Extra modules (beyond the bundled materials) run $6.75–$27/student, but it depends on the subject and grade band
- Staff Training – Institutions should keep a budget of around $500–$2,000+ for the basic onboarding
Kiddom's pricing gets mixed remarks from reviewers. While it's not deemed a strong point, it's not a complaint either. A few users say cost was part of why they picked it, though most reviews suggest the value depends more on how well the platform fits their workflow than on the price itself.
Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.
Kiddom Integrations
The platform integrates with numerous third-party platforms, including:
- CleverLMS
- ClassLink
- Schoology LMS
- Microsoft Teams phone
- Google Classroom
- Canvas LMS
How Does Kiddom Work?
Log in through a browser before following these steps:
- Set up rosters through Clever, ClassLink, or your district's LMS. Alternatively, you can bulk-upload via CSV if none of those are in place
- Pull curriculum from the HQIM library (Illustrative Mathematics, EL Education, OpenSciEd, and others) and assign it to classes
- Build lessons from pre-made presentations, or edit them (add video, audio, images, or text)
- Deliver instruction through Classwork - which puts every student on the same lesson view - or split off differentiated tasks by student or group
- Collect student work as video, audio, drawings, file uploads, or standard question types, with auto-grading and AI-suggested scores for open-ended responses
- Use Kiddom AI tools (such as Lesson Clipper, Practice Generator, AI-Grading, AI-Feedback, Kiddom Assistant) to cut down routine planning and grading time
- Check standards-based along with the growth reports to spot reteaching needs, look at question-level data, as well as track progress in classes
- Administrators can use the Leader Experience dashboards to see the usage and instructional patterns within school
Who Is Kiddom For?
The platform works well for the following users within the education sector:
- K-12 education
- Primary and secondary education
- Schools and academies
Kiddom Use Cases
Our analysis of Kiddom’s features, alongside the user reviews have helped us narrow down a few scenarios where it works particularly well:
Districts That Need To Roll Out HQIM Without A Separate Tech Stack
Buying new curriculum and buying the technology to plan and assign it are usually two different purchases. This process creates gaps in how consistently teachers actually use the materials. Kiddom can help here. It bundles HQIM from Illustrative Mathematics, along with the EL Education, OpenSciEd, and others. Administrators can also see how much the materials are actually being used, and how students are doing against standards.
Administrators That Monitor Instructional Practice At The Classroom Level
Without a shared dashboard, school leaders might get stuck asking teachers for updates. This is where Kiddom can help. Its Leader Experience surfaces which standards students are struggling with what concepts and flags usage patterns by teachers as well as classrooms.
Teachers That Manage Grading Workloads Alongside Feedback Quality
Grading open-ended work at scale consumes a lot of time, and slow feedback tends to correlate with weaker outcomes. Kiddom AI's grading and feedback tools can address such issues. They suggest scores and draft written feedback for open-ended responses. It can heavily cut down the manual workload of the staff.
Schools Differentiating Instruction Without Using Various Tools
Assigning different work to different students can be a long process. Teachers might need to use different tools – an LMS, a curriculum portal, and a grading tool – to assign and grade the work. Kiddom offers differentiated assignments and feedback, along with the reporting in one login. Students can also submit work as video, audio, drawings, or file uploads within the platform.
Is Kiddom Right For You?
If your district has adopted or is adopting HQIM - and wants curriculum, assessment, alongside reporting under one system - Kiddom is worth a look. Kiddom now partners with curriculum publishers across Math, ELA, Science, and Social Studies. Districts with published outcomes include Metro Nashville Public Schools, New York City Public Schools, Robeson County Schools in North Carolina, and more.
When it comes to security, Kiddom follows COPPA rules and encrypts login information over SSL. It also limits data access by role, so only teachers and school administrators can see it. Kiddom AI runs student work through a secure, anonymized API, and none of it is used to train the underlying model.
Still not sure about Kiddom? Contact our support team at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.
Kiddom Features
Planning
Lesson planning comes with an interface and AI tools built in, along with the pre-made presentations that are extracted from the HQIM library. Lessons can be assigned to individual students or groups, and teachers can adjust to what each student receives.
Delivery
Students can submit work as video, audio, alongside drawings, or file uploads. Teachers can leave feedback on that work directly on the platform. By connecting to Classwork, it puts the whole class on the same lesson view during instruction. It also connects it to Spotlight that lets a teacher capture paper-based student work from a device and project it live.
Reporting
Reports break down student performance - by standards and mastery level – that helps identify where reteaching is needed and how to group students. Assessment data is aggregated, all while the question-level results are available alongside the overall scores.
HQIM
Kiddom includes a library of curriculum in core subjects. These are built with outside developers like Illustrative Mathematics, EL Education, as well as OpenSciEd. Teachers can edit and customize the materials (rather than using them as-is). Print editions or classroom kits are available for some programs.
Kiddom AI
The platform offers a set of AI tools that can be cut back on the teacher’s manual workload. Its Practice Generator creates additional practice problems; and the AI-Grading alongside the AI-Feedback suggests scores and draft feedback for open-ended responses. Teachers get full control over these responses that can be easily reviewed. In addition, Kiddom Assistant answers questions about learning objectives and how concepts connect within the curriculum. The platform also offers Lesson Clipper that shortens a lesson without cutting its core content.
Pros And Cons of Kiddom
Pros
Students can turn in their work in a variety of formats
Offers a variety of educational resources
Lesson plans are simply customizable by teachers
Cons
The mobile app is not fully functional
Limited assignment integration for questions and responses
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Kiddom have a mobile app?
Yes. Kiddom offers a Kiddom Teacher app for both iOS and Android users.
How much does Kiddom cost?
Pricing of Kiddom can typically range from $8–$20/student/year. Actual costs can vary based on factors, like the institution's size, features selected, and more. Get in touch with us to get a personalized Kiddom cost estimate.
What language does Kiddom support?
The platform is primarily offered in the English language.
Who are the typical users of Kiddom?
Typical users include various educational sectors, like K-12 schools, primary and secondary education, as well as education management organizations.
What level of support does Kiddom offer?
Kiddom provides a Help Desk along with live support/chat.
What other apps does Kiddom integrate with?
The platform supports integrations with the following tools: Clever, ClassLink, Schoology LMS, Microsoft Teams, Google Classroom, and Canvas.
Does Kiddom offer an API?
Yes, the vendor offers access to an API.