New curriculum? Know exactly what you’ve covered.
Curriculum changes, and the question that follows is always the same: am I actually covering it? Compass turns your curriculum’s outcomes into a live coverage map, taught, planned, and still to come, for every class you carry, in whatever province, territory, or framework you teach.
“Have I covered the new curriculum?” shouldn’t be a guess.
Whenever a curriculum changes, the content is rarely the obstacle, the uncertainty is. Are you still hitting all of it? The inherited tracker, the outcome list with a few things highlighted, the plan that drifted out of sync sometime last month.
Compass answers it for you. Since planning is the input, your coverage map is the output, and the question “how much of this have we actually done?” resolves in a single screen.
Free to start. No student names, no personal data.
Your curriculum, in three colours.
It works in your curriculum’s real language, BC’s Big Ideas and Competencies, Ontario’s expectations, Alberta’s outcomes, any province or territory, plus international frameworks and your own uploaded curriculum, tracked exactly as it’s written.
Taught
The outcomes you’ve covered, with the lessons that back them up.
Planned
What’s scheduled and where it lands, so your long-range plan stays a living document.
Still to come
The honest gap list, visible early enough to act on, not discovered once the term is already behind you.
One class or seven preps. Same glance.
Elementary generalists
Every subject for one class on a single dashboard, with the subject that’s lagging easy to catch early.
Secondary teachers
Separate tracking for each course and section, so nothing slips quietly out of range.
Combined and multi-grade classes
Each grade’s coverage side by side, and not a parallel spreadsheet in sight.
Report card season
A coverage summary on demand when reporting comes around, grounded in what was taught.
See a gap. Build the lesson. In one loop.
Most trackers hand you the problem and stop there. Compass turns an uncovered outcome into a Plan Idea, and CARL turns that Plan Idea into an aligned lesson with materials drafted. From gap to taught in one loop, instead of a stack of tools that don’t talk to each other.
Made and hosted in Canada, with no personal student data.
Compass tracks teaching against the curriculum, not the students in the room. Class-level information only, built by a Canadian team and hosted on Canadian servers.
Questions teachers ask first.
See exactly where you stand
against your curriculum.
Pick one class and your curriculum mode, mark what you’ve taught so far (roughly is fine), and you’re looking at your first real coverage map inside an evening.
