Curriculum MAP & Syllabus Generator

A free tool to support curriculum mapping, analysis, and planning, and the creation of UBC syllabi. Anybody can create an account to use any of these features!

Ideation

Allows instructors to map program learning outcomes (PLOs) to course learning outcomes (CLOs) of required and non-required courses for the program.

Creation

Allows instructors to create a new course by identifying course learning outcomes, assessment strategies, and teaching and learning methods.

Evaluation

Allows instructors to evaluate existing courses or programs by looking at the alignment across learning outcomes, assessment methods, and teaching and learning activities.

Benefits

Student Success

Give students a better
understanding of what is expected
of them, and what they will
accomplish in different courses.

Quality Assurance

Allow for identification of gaps in
course offerings as well as
redundancies.

Improve Learning

Help faculty use
evidence-based information,
see relationships between
course and overall program
goals, and learning outcomes.

Staff Collaboration

Provide an opportunity for faculty
to work together and help new
faculty develop professional
relationships and a sense of
belonging.

How to Use Curriculum MAP and Syllabus Generator?

To use this website, users must:

  1. Register on the website (registration button can be found on the top banner).
  2. Choose whether to create a course or a program or a syllabus.
  3. Follow the prompts and steps shown on the website.
  4. Save or print the results.
  5. Log back in to review or edit your work.

Be ready to input this information when prompted by the application. The tool will walk you through a series of steps ending with a summary of your curriculum alignment.


Watch this demo for further guidance.

Questions ?

If you have questions about the Curriculum MAP, please contact laura.prada@ubc.ca at the Office of the Provost and Vice-President Academic, UBC Okanagan campus.

The code supporting this tool is available as open source software. Tell us if you are using it for your own project by completing this short form.