KnowledgeBases > The Curriculum Mapping KnowledgeBase > Element 1 > Activity 1 > Task 3: Understand the Role of Technology
Curriculum mapping brings together teachers and technology to produce maps in a useful and accessible form. As it evolves in a district and its schools, the use of a mapping system becomes second nature. Selecting a mapping system is a major decision for district and school leaders.
This resource provides a checklist of questions that may be helpful when reviewing curriculum mapping systems. The questions have been extracted from Janet Hale's PowerPoint presentation "Mapping the Curriculum: Curriculum Mapping Intra-Organizations and Actions Plans," slides 38-48.
This resource provides a list of curriculum mapping systems for information purposes. The Mid-Continent Comprehensive Center has neither reviewed nor endorses the systems listed or the organizations offering them.
This website is the Minneapolis Public Schools' online environment for creating and sharing curriculum maps. It is offered as an example of how curriculum mapping can be supported through the Internet.
This link is to the Noble (Oklahoma) Public Schools curriculum and alignment website. It explains how it intends to sue curriculum maps as part of its instructional process.
The Redbank Valley (Pennsylvania) School District shares its curriculum maps through this website. It is offered as an alternative method of uploading curriculum maps to a website to share with staff members as well as parents and students.



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