Top 15 K-12 eLearning Companies in 2023 for Curriculum Development and Online Learning

1. HurixDigital

Hurix is an EdTech content solutions company with an impressive track record of creating and delivering best-in-class content for K-12 education. The company has built a rich content repository of over 6000 learning assets in the K-12 domain. Hurix’s flagship product KITABOO is used by leading K-12 publishers across the world to deliver their content. The platform currently has more than 10 million users in over 20 countries. Hurix also creates custom content for K-12 education.

2. Edmodo

This curriculum development company offers a safe and easy-to-use platform for teachers and students to connect and share content, access homework, notices, and events. It also has collaboration and communication tools for resource sharing and networking. This cloud-based platform can be accessed from any internet-enabled device. Schools can set up their own URLs and also access additional management, reporting and analytical tools. The Edmodo platform is free for both teachers and students.

3. Schoology

This educational technology company provides a centralized cloud-based repository to connect people, content and systems required to conduct educational classes. Schools can leverage the features of the software to personalize classes and improve students’ learning outcomes. It also has great collaboration tools, allowing smooth connect between teachers, students, and peers.

4. BenchPrep

The company has partnered with leading publishers to convert flat content into interactive online courses for high school, college, professional certifications and more. The courses are delivered through the BenchPrep LMS. Students can study and also sync their learning across the web, mobile and tablet devices.

5. The BlocksCAD

This 3D modelling software is ideal for K-12 school teachers as they can leverage its 3D features and virtual reality environment to teach coding fundamentals, mathematics and abstract concepts. The software is easy to use and has several interactive features to increase student engagement, resulting in improved interest in math, engineering, and computational thinking.

6. Lightspeed Systems

The company has partnered with several sectors including K-12 and higher education to provide highly interactive courses. Their content delivery platform, Relay, includes tools for collaboration and assessment, and is highly scalable and extensible by design. Besides, it also provides features such as management, integrated filtering, monitoring, and protection for schools.

7. ALEKS Corporation

This curriculum development company specializes in creating web-based content. According to the company, its educational software is founded on “groundbreaking research in mathematical cognitive science known as Knowledge Space Theory”. The software can accurately assess students’ knowledge proficiency and accordingly deliver targeted instruction on the topics they most need to learn.

8. Newsela

The company offers engaging content integrated with assessment and insights. Content is instructionalized to meet the unique learning needs of each student. Leveraging its interactive tools, AI, and analytics, this educational tool deciphers students’ needs and then leads them on their learning path.

9. Instructure, Inc.

This software-as-a-service (SaaS) technology company uses its cloud-based Canvas learning management system (LMS) to impart learning. The company does not end the learning experience with schools and higher education. Rather it extends it to corporate organizations, enabling them to engage with their employees.

10. Flocabulary

This web-based learning program for all K-12 subjects uses educational hip-hop songs, videos and additional materials to engage students and improve their learning outcomes. As of 2015, more than 35,000 schools had used Flocabulary to supplement their teaching.

11. Explain Everything

What sets this K-12 curriculum development company apart is its unique interactive screencasting online and mobile whiteboard app. It enables collaboration between the teachers and learners, who can work together using a complete range of interactive tools including videos, sketches and PDF.

12. BYJU’s

BYJU’s is a product of an Indian edtech company, which runs on a freemium model. Schools have free access to content for 15 days. The main delivery platform is a mobile app. Besides providing educational content to all school students from class 1 to 12, the company also trains students for competitive exams in India such as CAT, IAS, IIT-JEE, as also international exams such as GRE and GMAT.

13. Apex Learning, Inc.

This K-12 curriculum development company offers online courses in English, mathematics, science, social studies, the fine arts, health and physical education, and Advanced Placement. Instruction and lectures are delivered ‘anytime, anywhere’ via live interactive video using the latest in pedagogical practices combined with powerful reporting.

14. PowerMyLearning

This K-12 curriculum development company partners with various schools and higher education institutions to deliver custom learning programs through their award-winning digital learning platform, PowerMyLearning Connect. Rather than using only technology to deliver classroom sessions in a virtual environment, the company is focused on delivering interactive courses to enable students to learn by doing and hone their problem-solving and analytical skills.

15. TuvaLabs

The company leverages data to spot patterns and extract useful information and accordingly provide meaningful learning experience to the students on their favorite real-world topics.