Kiddom 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

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Overview

Kiddom

3.6

(128)

Pricing

Pricing available upon request

About Kiddom

Kiddom is an education platform that connects curriculum, instruction, and assessment in one place with integrated tools for communication. With Kiddom, schools and districts stay prepared for teaching and learning in any scenario – blended learning, hybrid, or distance learning. For a more flexible, interactive digital curriculum, educators can import their own curriculum and standards into the platform, or hit the ground running with pre-packaged high-quality curriculum by Open Up Resources.

With Kiddom, educators can easily adjust scope and sequence to their district's needs, share, and give teachers freedom to contextualize lessons freely for their classrooms' unique needs. Teachers and students never have to leave the platform to record videos and audio, assign, view, complete, or grade lessons, view realtime reports (summative or formative), or communicate in a multitude of ways. And now, with an upgrade to Kiddom Live, teachers can host live sessions for 1:1, student groups, or the entire class. Provide actionable data to every member of your learning community, ensure resources and coaching are delivered at exactly the right time, and empower teachers and learners to u...

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Kiddom Pricing and Plans

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Kiddom Features

Features of Kiddom
Academic/Education
Access Controls/Permissions
API
Assessment Management
Assignment Management
Blended Learning
Calendar Management
Chat/Messaging
Class Scheduling
Class Summary
Collaboration Tools
Content Library
Content Management
Course Authoring
Course Management
Course Tracking
Curriculum Management
Curve Scores
Drag & Drop
Faculty/Staff Management
For Schools
Gradebook
Grade Calculations
Individualized Assessments
K-12
Learner Portal
Learning Management
Lesson Planning
Mobile Learning
Parent Portal
Parent/Student Portal
Progress Reports
Progress Tracking
Real-time Broadcasting
Report Cards
Role-Based Permissions
School District
Screen Sharing
Self Service Portal
Skills Assessment
Special Education
Student Information/Records
Summary Reports
Synchronous Learning
Teacher Dashboard
Tests/Assessments
Third-Party Integrations
Video Support
Virtual Classroom
Weighted Assignments

Kiddom Integrations

Google Drive

Google Docs

Google Forms

Kiddom User Reviews

Overall Rating

3.6

Ratings Breakdown

14%

43%

34%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

3.3

Value for money

3.5

Customer support

4.3

Functionality

3.3

Kelli C.

Verified reviewer

Used weekly for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed May 2018

Great experience, extremely useful.

Allows me to personalize instruction fairly easily.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

The flexibility of assigning different tasks to different students, as well as the deep resource pool. It's a great way to personalize learning in a fairly simple manner. Works great for projects, as well.

Cons:

Can be a bit buggy when logging students in (sometimes the app freezes). There are also some linked resources (primarily from CK-12) that don't work well. Could use a way to integrate questions/responses, grading, and link embedding directly into assignments.

Jordan M.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

201-500 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

Helping us through a difficult Fall

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Hi, I am a 4th grade teacher who started using Kiddom this fall in full distance learning. It has been an great decision overall (although I do not really know about how much it costs). Here are the things that make it strong: 1. It is a good mix of versatile vs easy to use for kids- meaning, I can largely change it for what I want, but it functions pretty easily for student. 2. Grading is really easy- you can input MC and have them graded for you, or put grading notes for other teachers.

Cons:

1. My school bought Kiddom to use for its partnership with EL (a Lit curriculum). Although we do use Kiddom successfully for Lit, the EL resources are difficult to navigate. Honestly, this is probably more of a problem with EL than it is with Kiddom. 2. Creating your own activities/lessons is time consuming. It takes a while to input each question individually and does not have a copy/past feature. This would be really helpful as many of the questions that I ask follow a similar format, and I need to input them manually each time. 3. My students largely are all on Chromebooks (and therefore the same type of device), but the interface on their screens occasionally looks different (due to sizing, etc). this has caused some confusion with kids. 4. We tried to write an essay on Kiddom this week and it was a struggle. Navigating between different assignments is not really possible for many of our kids and navigating within an assignment is fairly awkward as the questions can stretch or shrink if you click on them. We are opting to using Googledocs for any larger writing assignments, but still love Kiddom for daily work.

Reasons for switching to Kiddom

Kiddom gives a lot more options for written output. We still use Seesaw, and it is better at some features, but this was more appropriate for 4th grade.

Twyla H.

Verified reviewer

E-Learning

201-500 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

Kiddom Could be Great

I have been learning and showing teachers how to use it since May of last year, and although it is becoming a more fluid experience it still has many opportunities for improvement. I still use it for exit slips and some tests, but I prefer Google Forms and Khan Academy for immediate feedback for practice, Desmos for exploration and synchronous lessons and Google Docs for tests allowing students to draw on the tests.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

OUR are available, aligned to stds, and can be edited. Easy to submit a grade per student per activity. Feedback allows for audio and images and arrives in email account. The Done and Late links are helpful in finding work to grade. The assignments are broken into weeks.

Cons:

Students need to be able to draw a number line a shape on the grid, show their work with a tape diagram and plot coordinate pairs. Kiddom does not have these tools everything is text or students write in their notebook and upload images. Late work is only mentioned as a notification ex. 3 days ago, but should be tagged on the assignment. Students that join with two different accounts does not show the email used, so a teacher cannot determine which account to delete. Difficult to use distantly synchronous, since there is not a way to see what the student is working on in a specific moment. Ex Desmos and Nearpod show you the students’ work on a summary page “live”. Reports are not helpful. If I want only the Unit Test to show me the standards’ aligned with student proficiency, I can’t. It includes the exit slips and other assignments. Glitches are common for example 1) students go i to the account and the see that 30 assignments are late (I have to tell them don’t worry, it is a glitch) 2) I drag an assignment and it doesn’t drag to the week assignments so I try a couple more times and next thing I know I have assigned the same assignment 10 times. Many of the library’s resources are not linked correctly. If I link Khan Academy, the scores are not included in Kiddom. I also have to assign in Khan Academy and find the scores there. Google Docs cannot be assigned making a copy for each student in Kiddom. Self grading with auto feedback options would be great.

Reasons for choosing Kiddom

I didn’t. I am using them synchronously.

Timothy N.

Verified reviewer

E-Learning

51-200 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

A program in progress

I've spent time trying to make the most of my Kiddom use, and for the most part, it's worked for me. There are flaws that are very frustrating, and I'm still trying to be patient to see them worked out. The program is slowly improving, but at the moment, it's still obviously a work in progress that needs to continue to listen to the user needs.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Functionality

Pros:

The communication features work well, especially now that students may be grouped. Once that feature was added, I was able to group and teach both distance learning and in-person learning successfully, though things such as discussion boards still don't exist. Overall, the activity layout is functional and clear. Assigning activities is very easy and can be done in multiple ways, with various editable aspects (individually assign, adjust time and due date, etc). I appreciate these features.

Cons:

The default settings cannot be adjusted, so for example every question is worth an arbitrary 4 points until it is manually changed. Therefore, I have to manually adjust so many features on every single activity. If I could just adjust the settings so that each assignment started the way I wanted (summative, with 10 point questions, NOT labeled participation, etc) that would save me several obnoxious clicks. Also, the help team response time has slowed considerably, and certain obvious fixes still haven't been made, such as the click-through glitch on multiple-part questions. I'm sure this is because we inundated them with needs, etc, but it's frustrating to have the same problems over and over. Also, the problem of not being able to duplicate and adjust assignments is frustrating. Every new assignment has to be created from scratch OR written over an old assignment so we can't have multiple versions or save copies of past assignments for remediation needs. This is a pretty serious issue as it adds time and work to teachers who are already overloaded. Finally, the fact that the elements (questions, text boxes, directions, etc) within an activity DON'T stay in the order we put them, but default to a specific order (questions always at the bottom, text boxes on top) at the moment they're assigned means that I can't space directions through the activity. All directions have to be at the top unless you cheat and put directions in a question box. It's frankly infuriating.

MARIA A.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

201-500 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

A middle school math review

I have had a general good experience with Kiddom, but I have to say that at the beginning when I was just learning the system as well as my students, we needed a lot of support from [SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN] to be able to really get to know it. The system is not friendly by itself at the very beginning. I think for online learning it works, but I am not sure if we would use it if we had the physical books in the classroom. Hopefully more automatic graded practice could be included to extend its benefits.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I liked how Kiddom helped me and my students turn in and grade work during the pandemia online learning. What I like the most is that the Open up resources are directly assigned to the students and sometimes apps like Geogebra are inserted to help students learn. I also like the fact that teachers can give comments to their students and how to improve their work. Even though I have not used much the data reviews, I think they are valuable resources to see how the students are growing.

Cons:

I don't like that I have to assign as many times as classes I have the same work with different dates to my different class periods. This really consumes time. I don't like that in order to assign work I have to scroll down up the present unit I am which consumes time. I also don't like that I have to grade the assignments to be able to get data from the data. I wish some automatic features were there to provide with automatic data without me having to grade every single assignment my students take. I don't like that sometimes when students change device the system does not allow them to enter until they remove cookies in their devices. I also don't like that if I change something that change is reflected also to my colleague when we are sharing the same curriculum. Finally, I wish that when students did something in the apps, Kiddom could keep their work because if students do not take screenshots, their work is not saved. Uploading images takes a lot of time from them.

Justin S.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

5001-10000 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

A Secondary Teacher's Review of Kiddom

At the start of the school year, I tried using Kiddom as a complete replacement from the previous learning management system. I still use Kiddom daily, but I started to use a previous system as well. My experience with Kiddom has left me wanting more regarding a complete replacement of systems since it is more work for me to have to use Kiddom and another system. However, the lack of a digital notebook feature and ease of sending feedback to students for graded assignments has left me with a negative experience because of what I was used to and then being required to change to a new system that did not have these features.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

As a high school teacher, I use Kiddom by creating lessons daily. When assigning the lessons to a class timeline, students receive an email. In addition, any time there is a class announcement posted, students receive an email. Therefore, one of the best features of Kiddom is the ease of notifying students of lessons and announcements.

Cons:

At the start of the school year, I tried to use Kiddom by replacing it with a system that I have used in previous years. However, Kiddom does not let you edit an assignment once it has been assigned to students. In addition, I am unable to collaborate in a Professional Learning Community using Kiddom (although Kiddom advertises this) because once sharing with other colleagues on Kiddom, they cannot modify the lesson or unit without changing my version of the lesson or unit.

Reasons for switching to Kiddom

School district pushed Kiddom as an everyday learning management system. Since I am required to use Kiddom, I use it daily, but only minimally, as I have switched back to the previous management system, Microsoft Teams.

Caron P.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

5001-10000 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed June 2021

Use for Elementary, but...

Overall, the experience was not a positive one. Implementing planned assignments was difficult, tedious, and frustrating.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Logging in was easy; honestly, that's where my positive feedback ends. Overall, the program was not user friendly for a high school setting where teachers have multiple sections of the same class or different subjects althogether.

Cons:

Being able to copy an assignment from one class section to another would have been nice. Having to constantly maneuver the Timeline to grade/check late work is a HUGE hassle.

Reasons for switching to Kiddom

The school board and district said I had to in order to accommodate distance learners.

Stephanie J.

Verified reviewer

E-Learning

501-1000 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

Too many clicks- not user friendly

There have been some issues with students submitting work but teachers can’t see it on their end. It takes some time to put assignments in bc there are a lot of clicking that must happen.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I like that submission of assignments is fairly easy. I do appreciate that the customer service takes feedback and implements ideas rather quickly.

Cons:

Too many clicks. It can be a little easier if teachers were able to assign something to multiple classes at once rather than separately.

Reasons for switching to Kiddom

Our company bought Kiddom. However some schools have switched back to Teams for ease of use.

Gerald P.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

51-200 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

Kiddom Classroom Software Review

The software takes time to learn. The interface is not visually appealing.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Posting assignments is easy. Also, login in to the platform is easy.

Cons:

I do not like the visual appearance of the software. I do not like that you cannot customize the class names. Everything is very separated i.e. grades, assignments, etc. I would like it all to be available on one screen when you click a student's name rather than toggling multiple screens.

Reasons for choosing Kiddom

We were told that was what the county purchased.

Madison D.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

51-200 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed November 2020

From a Biology teacher: good in a pinch but room for improvement

Overall, Kiddom has proved to be a very useful resource during this challenging year. I think there could be a few simple fixes that would make a WORLD of difference for teacher-usefulness.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I think the basic idea of Kiddom is great! It has definitely been useful this year as a relatively simple way to relay lessons and assignments to students. As a type-A personality teacher, the organization of Kiddom is fantastic (classes, units, then lesson plans). That part of Kiddom was obviously well-thought out with teacher-friendliness in mind.

Cons:

Limitations to certain features frustrate me and cost me precious time. 1st) If I need to edit an assignment I have already assigned to my classes, I have to edit it, then delete it from every individual class (that is especially frustrating), then re-assign it to every individual class. Maybe I have misunderstood how to assign lessons to my kids, but it seems like there should be something more time-effective than editing, deleting, then re-assigning to every individual period. 2nd) There should be a more teacher-friendly way for students to submit assignments. I tried making a submit button for their assignments, but found it to be, again, not a time-effective process so I eventually got frustrated and gave up. My distance learners use Microsoft Teams to turn in my assignments (which is also a lot of clicks but it was more teacher-friendly than Kiddom, so I rolled with it). 3rd) There needs to be a way to assign lessons to every section of my class with only one click. I get frustrated with dragging an assignment over to every single class when the assignment is the same for each class. Microsoft Teams lets you create one assignment then choose which classes you'd like to assign it to. 4th) I would really appreciate being able to share lessons that I've created on Kiddom with the other teachers in my department and them be able to push these lessons directly out to their students (without having to copy/paste my lessons into their curriculum or create questions I made).

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