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Common Sense Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum vs Eureka Math

Common Sense Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum

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Eureka Math

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FigureCommon Sense Digital Literacy & Well-Being CurriculumEureka Math
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published16
Spec score · K-12 Curriculum Platforms7.9 (#13)8.4 (#6)
AudienceThe curriculum is designed for grades K–12 and is offered to every district, school, and classroom.Professional development is designed for classroom teachers, curriculum leads and coaches, special education teachers and interventionists, curriculum directors, and school or district administrators.
Founded20032007
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United StatesWashington, D.C., United States
Professional developmentCommon Sense offers a free, self-paced course for teachers and administrators implementing the curriculum.Teach Eureka includes 18 one-hour professional-development sessions for each grade from prekindergarten through grade 12.
PurposeThe curriculum gives teachers a free, research-backed framework for building students’ digital literacy skills.Eureka Math is a curriculum designed to build rigor, coherence, focus, and understanding of the why behind mathematics.

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Common Sense Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum

  • FreeFree

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Eureka Math

  • Eureka Digital Suite trialFree
  • Eureka Math core OERFree
  • Eureka Math Open Educational ResourcesFree
  • Eureka Digital SuitePriced on request
  • Eureka Math Print MaterialsPriced on request
  • Print materials and paid digital productsPriced on request

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Common Sense Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum

Common Sense Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum is a free web curriculum for kindergarten through grade 12. It gives teachers a framework for digital literacy and well-being, with standards alignment and teacher tools. The program covers healthy habits, relationships and communication, privacy and safety, cyberbullying and online harm, digital footprint, and information and media literacy. Its offering includes more than 165 updated lessons, described on the About page as 170+ lessons. Lessons combine interactive activities and discussion guides, taking about 20 minutes for K–8 or 40 minutes for grades 9–12. Topics include AI literacy, social media, screen time, deepfakes, consent, and AI hallucinations. Schools may follow a complete grade sequence or select and reorder lessons. A free self-paced implementation course is available for teachers and administrators. Lessons can fit library, media lab, subject, advisory, health, or social-emotional learning programs. The curriculum was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in San Francisco.

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Eureka Math

Eureka Math is a web-based mathematics curriculum covering Prekindergarten through Grade 12. It is designed around rigor, coherence, focus, and understanding why mathematical methods work. Free Open Educational Resources provide PreK–12 PDF Student and Teacher Editions, curriculum maps, and overviews. Schools can also choose print materials, including K–12 student workbooks, PreK–12 teacher editions, and assessment and fluency packets. Eureka Navigator is an interactive digital PreK–12 curriculum and professional-development platform with print-edition features, while Teach Eureka supplies 18 one-hour professional-development sessions for each grade. Affirm adds technology-enhanced formative items, instant grading, analytics, reporting, and differentiation practice, with integrations for Google Classroom, Canvas, and Clever. Great Minds supports Clever, ClassLink, OneRoster v1.1 CSV, and self-serve CSV rostering. Schoology and Canvas connect through LTI 1.3 services. Student workbooks are available in six languages for Grades K–8.

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