Curriculum Lattice
Connect standards, concepts, lessons, materials, assessments, and class evidence in one curriculum view.
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Sponsors fund access. Educators control their teaching workspace. Sponsorship never grants access to classroom, learner, curriculum, assessment, or AI-history data.
A ClassLattice sponsorship is a purchase for an educator, not a window into the educator’s work. The recipient receives a one-year Pro workspace or a sponsored Team seat, while the sponsor receives purchase and claim status only.
Sponsor Pro for an educator-owned workspace with the full planning, creation, differentiation, evidence, insight, and export workflow, or sponsor Team for educators who need shared curriculum, resources, planning context, roles, and pooled usage.
Send access to known educator emails, receive secure one-time claim links to distribute yourself, or place an individual Pro seat in the ClassLattice-managed educator pool.
The educator claims access through their own account and controls the courses, learners, curriculum, artifacts, assessments, AI history, and instructional records created there.
The sponsor receives the receipt and relevant claim status. Sponsorship does not grant teacher, team administrator, classroom, learner, curriculum, assessment, or AI-history access.
These current product capabilities keep their records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs connected to the experience.
Connect standards, concepts, lessons, materials, assessments, and class evidence in one curriculum view.
Edit, version, reuse, convert, and export everything saved in your vault, including no-device / unplugged classroom versions that teach the same learning target without student devices.
Prepare with the supports, evidence, and teacher notes available for each learner in your course.
See what changed across standards, concepts, evidence, and prior teaching decisions, with links back to the supporting work.
Review standards alignment with your team and reuse approved resources without losing their history.
Coordinate roles, supports, and shared evidence.