4 Integrations with Common Curriculum
View a list of Common Curriculum integrations and software that integrates with Common Curriculum below. Compare the best Common Curriculum integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with Common Curriculum. Here are the current Common Curriculum integrations in 2026:
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Google Classroom
Google
Manage teaching and learning with Classroom. Google Classroom helps students and teachers organize assignments, boost collaboration, and foster better communication. Google worked with educators across the country to create Classroom: a streamlined, easy-to-use tool that helps teachers manage coursework. With Classroom, educators can create classes, distribute assignments, grade and send feedback, and see everything in one place. With simple setup and integration with G Suite for Education, Classroom streamlines repetitive tasks and makes it easy to focus on what teachers do best: teaching. Classroom is free for schools and included with sign up for G Suite for Education. Like all Google for Education tools, Classroom meets high security standards. With Classroom, teachers and students can sign in from any computer or mobile device to access class assignments, course materials, and feedback.Starting Price: $0 -
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Dropbox
Dropbox
Dropbox Business is more than just secure file storage—it’s a smart workspace where teams, tools, and content come together. Create, store, and share cloud content from Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, Microsoft Office files, and Dropbox Paper alongside traditional files in Dropbox. Dropbox Spaces brings your files and cloud content together, so that your PowerPoints can live next to your Google Docs, Trello boards, and whatever tools your team wants to use. Easily access your team’s work from your computer, mobile device, or any web browser. Keep your team’s files and the conversations about them in the same place by connecting tools like Slack and Zoom. Intelligently suggested files and folders keep your team one step ahead by giving everyone the content they need, when they need it. A secure, distributed infrastructure—plus admin tools for control and visibility—keep your company’s data safe on Dropbox.Starting Price: $12.50 per month per user -
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Google Drive
Google
Google Drive is a cloud-based storage platform designed to help individuals and businesses store, manage, and share files securely online. The platform allows users to upload, edit, and access documents, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, and many other file types from virtually any device. Google Drive includes AI-powered tools through Gemini, helping users quickly search for files, generate insights, and organize content more efficiently. Teams can collaborate in real time with customizable sharing permissions, shared drives, electronic signatures, and integrations with third-party applications. The platform also offers enterprise-grade security features such as ransomware detection, encryption, AI-powered classification, and compliance controls to help protect sensitive business information. With scalable storage options and seamless integration with Google Workspace applications, Google Drive helps businesses improve productivity, collaboration, and data management.Starting Price: Free -
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Microsoft Office 2021
Microsoft
For customers who aren’t ready for the cloud, Office 2021 is the next on-premises version of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visio, Access, and Publisher. Create presentations, data models, and reports with tools and capabilities like PowerPoint Morph, new chart types in Excel, and improved inking across apps. Manage your time, email, and contacts more easily with features like Focused Inbox, travel and delivery summary cards in Outlook, and Focus Mode in Word.Starting Price: $249.99
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