Curriki review
Curriki combines OER discovery, interactive authoring, remixing, review, and LMS publishing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Curriki is a free, open-source platform for educators and organizations that create, organize, adapt, review, and publish open educational resources. CurrikiLibrary provides a searchable digital resource library organized for educators and grade levels, while CurrikiStudio supports interactive projects, playlists, and learning activities. Its audience includes educators, schools, districts, universities, nonprofits, and other learning-content creators. The combination suits teams that need both a resource collection and tools for developing reusable instructional content, rather than a library-only destination.
Curriki’s strongest feature depth is its authoring and remixing workflow. Creators can build interactive learning content and work with formats such as interactive video, games, virtual tours, and simulations. Projects and playlists help organize learning activities, while duplication, customization, and repurposing support adaptation of existing materials. Project Showcase submission and review adds a publishing workflow for content evaluation. Institutional management extends the platform beyond individual authoring with user, asset, and usage-report management. These capabilities give Curriki a broad OER workflow from discovery through creation, organization, review, and delivery.
Its ecosystem fit is clearest for organizations using Canvas, Google Classroom, or Moodle, since CurrikiStudio can publish content to each. Curriki is available on the web, and an optional AWS deployment package provides an additional deployment path for organizations considering institutional administration. The free model and open-source status strengthen its appeal for schools, nonprofits, and other groups building shared educational resources. Choose Curriki when authoring, remixing, review, and LMS delivery belong in one OER workflow. A narrower library or authoring tool may be a better fit when only one of those functions is needed, or when a different LMS ecosystem is central.
Curriki pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Searchable library paired with interactive learning-content authoring
- Remix, customize, and repurpose content into projects and playlists
- Publishes learning content to Canvas, Google Classroom, and Moodle
- Where it doesn't
- Available as a web platform rather than a broader platform mix
- LMS publishing is centered on Canvas, Google Classroom, and Moodle
- Its connected Library and Studio offerings may exceed narrow use cases
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