Joone's Curricula

Joone develops free, open-source K-12 curricula that seamlessly combines core academics with career and technical education paths. Our content is hosted on GitHub, written in markdown, and designed for integration with your Learning Management System.

You’re encouraged to review and contribute to our work in the wiki.

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Our offerings both derive from and contribute to an expansive range of Open Educational Resources including:

BCcampus provides educators with free access to modifiable open educational resources (OER), including textbooks, fostering tailored and financially accessible learning experiences across Canada.
CK-12 offers free access to open-source content and technology tools, enabling students and teachers to diversify learning styles, resources, and adapt to varying competence levels and contexts.
Commons: Commons, a shared media repository, offers educators a vast multimedia collection to enrich K-12 classroom presentations and learning materials.
GALILEO and the University System of Georgia curate open educational resources including textbooks and ancillary materials, aimed at reducing student costs and promoting academic success, with most resources featuring a Creative Commons license for flexible use.
LibreTexts offers free, comprehensive, and topical online libraries with interactive visualizations, fostering a community of collaboration while promoting accessibility and assistive technologies across the platform for enhanced learning.
MIT Open Library is a free educational platform providing self-guided, interactive learning experiences without live support or certificates, enabling global learners to engage at their own pace.
OpenOregon promotes textbook affordability for community college and university students, and facilitates widespread adoption of open, low-cost, high-quality materials.
OpenStax is a nonprofit initiative of Rice University which provides free and flexible textbooks and resources for K-12 teachers and college instructors, all aimed at improving educational access and learning for everyone.
Open Textbook hosts freely accessible, adaptable, and distributable textbooks, providing educators with resources that can be tailored to their teaching needs and are already in use at multiple higher education institutions.
Saylor Academy is a nonprofit initiative that offers free and open online courses to all who want to learn.
Wikibooks: Wikibooks provides educators with free, open-source textbooks and manuals on subjects like mathematics, science, history, and language arts, serving as supplemental or primary course materials for K-12 education.
Wikipedia: Wikipedia, a widely accessible free-content encyclopedia, enables educators to supplement classroom teaching, foster research skills, and promote critical thinking among K-12 students by providing information on various topics.
Wikiquote: Wikiquote, a collection of quotations from notable sources, allows educators to inspire, encourage discussions, and explore influential figures’ words in K-12 language arts and character development lessons.
Wikisource: Wikisource, a digital library of free-content texts, provides a valuable resource for accessing and studying primary sources across various subjects, including literary works, historical documents, and scientific papers.
Wikiversity: Wikiversity, hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, offers open educational resources like lesson plans, instructional videos, and interactive learning activities, serving as a versatile resource for educators teaching K-12 students.
Wikivoyage: Wikivoyage, an open travel guide, offers information on destinations and travel tips, serving as a valuable resource for geography and cultural studies in primary and secondary education by enabling students to explore various regions and cultures.
Wiktionary: Wiktionary, a comprehensive dictionary and thesaurus, assists educators in fostering vocabulary development, language learning, and linguistic exploration for K-12 students across a range of subjects.
Wikispecies: Wikispecies, a directory of species, provides taxonomic information on various organisms, aiding educators in introducing biodiversity concepts, exploring ecosystems, and supporting life science education for K-12 students.

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