Compass for Alberta

Alberta curriculum renewal? Know exactly what you’ve covered.

Alberta’s Programs of Study keep renewing, grade by grade, and the question that follows is always the same: am I actually covering it? Compass turns Alberta’s organizing ideas, learning outcomes, and knowledge and understanding into a live coverage map, taught, planned, and still to come, for every class you carry.

Compass · Alberta coverage
The Compass dashboard: a coverage overview with taught, planned, and to-do counts, a weekly plan strip, and per-class coverage bars
The coverage question

“Have I covered the renewed curriculum?” shouldn’t be a guess.

When a subject’s Program of Study gets renewed, the hardest part isn’t the new content, it’s knowing whether your year still lines up with it. The spreadsheet from a colleague, the highlighted outcome list, the yearly plan that stopped matching reality weeks ago.

Compass flips that. Your plans and lessons feed the tracker, so your Alberta coverage picture updates as a byproduct of planning, and you can answer “where are we against the renewed Program of Study?” in one glance.

Free to start. No student names, no personal data.

What Compass shows you

Your Alberta curriculum, in three colours.

It works in Alberta’s real curriculum language, so you’re tracking against the Programs of Study, the renewed K-6 outcomes and the established junior and senior high courses, exactly as they’re written.

Taught

The organizing ideas and learning outcomes you’ve covered, with the lessons that back them up.

Planned

What’s scheduled and where it lands, so your yearly plan stays a living document.

Still to come

The honest gap list, visible early enough to act on, not discovered once the year is already behind you.

Built for Alberta teaching loads

One class or seven preps. Same glance.

Elementary generalists

One class, every subject, one screen. Spot the strand that’s flying and the one that needs a week.

Junior and senior high teachers

Each course tracked on its own across terms, so the section running behind is obvious early.

Combined and multi-grade classes

Coverage kept separately per grade, without a second spreadsheet to maintain.

Report card season

Pull a coverage summary when reporting starts, and work from evidence rather than recall.

CARL + Compass

See a gap. Build the lesson. In one loop.

A tracker that only flags the gap leaves the real work to you. In Compass, an uncovered Alberta outcome turns into a Plan Idea you can open in CARL, where it becomes an aligned lesson draft with materials ready to teach. One loop from gap to taught, not four disconnected tools.

Canadian-made

Canadian-built, Canadian-hosted, and no personal student data.

Compass measures how much of the Alberta curriculum you’ve covered, not anything about your students. Class-level information only, made and hosted by a Canadian team in Canada.

Made in CanadaHosted in CanadaNo personal student data
FAQ

Questions teachers ask first.

Yes. Compass tracks taught, planned, and outstanding outcomes against Alberta’s Programs of Study, including the renewed K-6 curriculum and the established junior and senior high courses.
Not necessarily. Mark outcomes yourself, let Smart Scan read plans you already have, or have CARL lessons post their own coverage. Starting partway through the year is fine.
Yes. Compass tracks the renewed K-6 Programs of Study by organizing idea and learning outcome, alongside the subjects still on their previous Program of Study.
Yes. Each class or course gets its own tracking, and you see them all in one place.
When Compass shows a gap, CARL builds the aligned Alberta lesson to fill it. Compass is the tracking half of the loop; CARL is the planning half.
Yes. Create Alberta coverage summaries when you need them, for reporting, planning meetings, or your own peace of mind.
No. It follows curriculum coverage rather than students, so no names and no personal data are involved.
Yes. Made and hosted in Canada, developed alongside CARL.

See exactly where you stand
against Alberta’s curriculum.

Pick one class and Alberta mode, mark what you’ve taught so far (roughly is fine), and you’re looking at your first real coverage map inside an evening.

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