Welcome to Curriki Volunteers, your home for learning about volunteer opportunities and connecting with other Curriki volunteers. Whether you're connected through a business, academic, or community organization, or an individual looking to pitch in, we're glad you're here!

We are looking for people to help us identify the most promising resources in our database and guide others along the path to excellence. Curriki seeks a large number of volunteer reviewers in all subject areas. Learn More

If you are new to Curriki, take a look at the FAQ page to learn more about Curriki and why volunteers like you are essential to our work.

Once you are familiar with Curriki, please become a member. Registering as a member enables you to use all of our tools and connect with other volunteers and projects.

Business, academic, and community organizations can create a special partnership with Curriki to develop materials or support their members. For more information on how your organization can partner with Curriki, send an email to volunteer@curriki.org.

Sun Microsystems, Curriki's founding company, encourages employees to become volunteers and/or donate to Curriki to help educators worldwide.

NRTA: AARP’s Educator Community (formerly known as the National Retired Teachers Association) is a Curriki partner. NRTA members can contribute and review Curriki materials via special partner projects.

Curriki volunteers will post project information, pod casts and blogs on the Curriki repository. Links to these will be available on this page.

Contribute: As a registered user of Curriki, use MyCurriki to add your own material: books, lesson plans, tests, blog, etc. Make your materials available to the Curriki community. Add other Curriki materials to your collection and experiment with the editing tools.

Collaborate: Invite colleagues and friends to join Curriki and work with you on improving materials in the repository or adding new content. This fall we will launch new tools to facilitate collaboration.

Review: Browse the Curriki repository for subject matter that interests you, read the material, and provide comments via the Curriki reviewer template. Learn More

Translate: Apply your language skills to translate the pages into another language. Post your translated pages in the repository and send an email to translations@curriki.org with the information about your work.

Test: New Curriki software releases need beta testers. Email beta@curriki.org for information on the latest release, new features, and how to provide feedback.