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BrainPOP

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FactBrainPOPClassroom Video On Demand
AccessibilityBrainPOP says it strives to conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA and Section 508 standards and includes Microsoft Immersive Reader in BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr., and BrainPOP Science.The product fact sheet says all titles have captioning and interactive, searchable transcripts.
Founded19991941
HeadquartersNew York, New York, United StatesDover, Delaware, United States
IntegrationsBrainPOP supports Clever, ClassLink/OneRoster API, Google SSO, and LTI integrations, and lists Google Workspace and Schoology among supported school tools.A product fact sheet lists Google Classroom sharing, single sign-on with Clever, ClassLink, Microsoft, or Google, LDAP, and IP authentication.

BrainPOP plans

  • BrainPOP Jr. (Family)$119 a year
  • BrainPOP for grades 3–8 (Family)$129 a year
  • BrainPOP Combo (Family)$159 a year
  • BrainPOP ELL classroom license (all grades)$210 a year
  • BrainPOP Español/Français classroom license (3–8)$240 a year
  • BrainPOP Jr. classroom license (K–3)$275 a year

Classroom Video On Demand plans

  • Classroom Video On DemandPriced on request

Pick BrainPOP if…

BrainPOP suits families seeking age- and subject-specific learning materials, as well as teachers, schools, and districts that need classroom or administrative tools. The listed products cover K–3, grades 3–8, middle school science, and English language development.

Pick Classroom Video On Demand if…

The service is intended for high schools, with materials spanning basic through AP courses. It suits teachers and students who need curated video resources for coursework and research.

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