use-case

Connect adopted standards, units, pacing, artifacts, and evidence lineage

Review the curriculum graph and pacing implications while keeping publication and consequential changes explicit.

What stays connected

  • Adopted framework context
  • Units, standards, and learning targets
  • Plan and artifact connections
  • Reviewed pacing and publication decisions

Connect curriculum structure to the work teachers can open

Curriculum Lattice models adopted standards, concepts, units, plans, resources, assessments, and evidence as connected operational records. The map stays useful because users can move from a curriculum relationship into the authorized artifact or workflow behind it.

  1. Begin with reviewed framework authority

    Select the current adopted standards framework and exact standards rather than generating an unverified standards label from free text.

  2. Build units and ordered concepts

    Create the unit, learning targets, concept sequence, pacing context, and related sources under the authorized organization or educator scope.

  3. Connect plans, artifacts, and assessments

    Attach existing work or create new plan and Vault artifacts so each curriculum node points to editable, revisioned records instead of descriptive placeholders.

  4. Review pacing and evidence over time

    Use teacher and leadership views to inspect planned versus reviewed progress and prior decisions while preserving privacy boundaries and links back to the supporting work.

ClassLattice capabilities in this workflow

These current product capabilities keep their records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs connected to the experience.

Curriculum Lattice

Connect standards, concepts, lessons, materials, assessments, and class evidence in one curriculum view.

Week & Day Planner

Plan the week, prepare each day, and carry the work into teaching.

Cross-Curricular Studio

Connect phenomena across core and related arts.

Pacing and LMS

Compare plans and pacing without exposing student records.

PLC Studio & Shared Library

Review standards alignment with your team and reuse approved resources without losing their history.

Learning Intelligence

See what changed across standards, concepts, evidence, and prior teaching decisions, with links back to the supporting work.