Educators get a presentation-ready version of the curriculum, which includes videos, teaching cues, downloadable student resources, and lesson plans. Students complete and submit assignments through a student version of the curriculum.

How it works:

1. As part of the registration process, the university will enter the names and e-mail addresses of the educators who will have access to the platform. The university will be charged $12.00 per educator, per month.
2. After registration is completed, the university will receive an electronic invoice for $495.00 plus an amount equal to the number of educators registered multiplied by the $12.00 user fee. These fees cover technology costs, onboarding, conference calls, and training and grants access to the platform for one year. DoughMain Financial Literacy Foundation will also provide year-round support for any inquiries regarding the curriculum.
3. Once payment has been made, each of the provided contacts will be e-mailed a link to the platform, a login name, and a temporary password. The educators will then establish classrooms. Each educator will be able to load their own list of students, monitor their progress, grade assignments, and export grades.
4. Once classrooms are established, students are sent an email instructing them to register for online access to the course. Each student will be charged $60.00 per semester.