Wolters Kluwer Course Solutions (Lippincott CoursePoint / CoursePoint+) is a digital courseware platform for pre-licensure nursing education that combines eBooks, adaptive quizzing, virtual simulation, clinical reference content, and analytics for curriculum delivery and remediation.
Published Oct 15, 2026
Student communities frequently report supplementing CoursePoint content with other Qbanks when they perceive repetition or alignment issues. Broader student discussions also note cost and workload concerns for multiple stacked vendor platforms.
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Below is a comparison focused on common selection considerations in nursing programs.
| Aspect | Wolters Kluwer Course Solutions (CoursePoint/CoursePoint+) | ATI (ATI Testing ecosystem) | Elsevier (Evolve / Elsevier 360) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | Often quote-based; published per-course and per-student pricing examples appear in program documents; published per-seat or bundle pricing available from the vendor | Varies; components sold to institutions; TEAS pricing is set by testing locations | Often subscription/bundled; pricing varies by institution; program booklists sometimes list mandatory Elsevier subscriptions |
| Recommended use case | Programs seeking integrated publisher content combined with adaptive quizzing, simulation, and instructor reporting | Programs emphasizing standardized testing/remediation and admissions testing (TEAS) | Programs aligned with Elsevier-authored content and publisher ecosystem integration |
| Strengths | Integrated Lippincott content ecosystem, analytics, and simulation offerings; established presence in nursing education | Standardized testing and remediation brand widely used in nursing programs | Broad publisher content ecosystem with digital delivery across healthcare education |
| Weaknesses | Student cost/lock-in concerns; community reports of glitches and downtime; limited public product-specific security/compliance transparency | Student criticism about cost and workload when used alongside other resources | Similar lock-in and cost concerns associated with publisher platforms; quality and fit depend on implementation |