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bulb vs SpacesEDU

bulb

7.0#2 in eportfolio softwareFrom $5 a year
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SpacesEDU

6.8#4 in eportfolio softwareFree plan
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FactbulbSpacesEDU
AudienceThe K–12 product page describes students using portfolios to capture learning, reflect, and showcase growth and accomplishments.The product is designed for K–12 learners and is offered to individual teachers, schools, and districts.
Founded20112005
IntegrationsThe K–12 page names Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, Blackboard, Clever, and ClassLink among its LMS and app integrations.The pricing page lists Google and Microsoft integration, and says Pro and Enterprise offer SSO and OneRoster syncing with SIS and LMS systems.
PrivacyBulb’s privacy policy says it will not sell or give away user information and will use data only for purposes users permit.SpacesEDU says protecting student privacy is foundational to how it built the company and informs its decisions.
SupportThe site links to a Help Center, chat, and contact support.The pricing page lists email and chat support, webinars, asynchronous training, a knowledge base, and a dedicated Partner Success Specialist among its support options.

bulb plans

  • EducatorsFree
  • IndividualFree
  • Universities & Colleges$5 a year
  • Students (classes, schools and districts)$6 a year
  • Corporate$8 a year
  • Students$20 a year

SpacesEDU plans

  • SpacesEDU CoreFree
  • SpacesEDU EnterprisePriced on request
  • SpacesEDU ProPriced on request

Pick bulb if…

bulb suits students who want to document and present their learning, and teachers who share templates with classes. It also supports portfolio use beyond K–12, with plans for students, educators, universities, colleges, and corporate users.

Pick SpacesEDU if…

SpacesEDU suits K–12 teachers, schools, and districts that want students to document and reflect on learning through portfolios tied to curriculum outcomes. Its family accounts and messaging tools also suit programs that want families involved in student work.

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