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Curriki vs SkillsCommons

Curriki

curriki.org

SkillsCommons

skillscommons.org

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FigureCurrikiSkillsCommons
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Plans published02
Spec score · Open Educational Resource Platforms7.6 (#12)7.6 (#16)
AudienceCurriki’s privacy policy describes its services as directed to adults such as educators and parents, and not to children under 13.Its mission is to help individuals, communities, educational institutions, organizations, and businesses prepare people for successful employment.
SupportThe Curriki AI launch announcement directs inquiries to [email protected].The support center provides guides and FAQs and lists [email protected] for assistance; webinar scheduling is available by contacting support.

Plans

Curriki

No plans published.

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SkillsCommons

  • SkillsCommons repository — browsing and downloadsFree
  • SkillsCommons repository — hosting contributionsPriced on request

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In their own words

Curriki

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SkillsCommons

SkillsCommons is a free repository of learning and program-support materials for job-driven workforce development. It aims to help individuals and organizations prepare people for employment, but it is not an LMS: it does not enroll students or provide course credit. Visitors can search and download materials without an account; institutions and organizations need an account to upload, individually or in bulk using a CSV of metadata. Contributors can embargo attached files until a specified date, after which requesters may ask the submitter for access. Courses exported from an LMS can be uploaded, with LMS-specific and IMS Common Cartridge formats recommended when available. Programmatic discovery options include keyword search, item METS data and OAI metadata harvesting. The interface supports screen readers, keyboard access, captions and Able Player; DocReader supports Word and PDF documents on devices without plugins. SkillsCommons says it works toward Section 508 and WCAG 2.0 accessibility and aligns its commitment with WCAG 2.0 AA. The support center offers guides and FAQs, and large uploads may require support planning for connection speed and bandwidth.

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