Classroom Mosaic
7.6#2 in teacher evaluation softwareFrom $40 a monthAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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EmbraceEVAL
5.3#22 in teacher evaluation softwareWeb
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| Fact | Classroom Mosaic | EmbraceEVAL |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | The company says Ben and Tyler founded Classroom Mosaic in 2011 while high-school seniors. | 1999 |
| Integrations | Published authentication and roster options include Google SSO, ClassLink SSO, SAML, roster importing and automated rostering on higher tiers. | Embrace says it connects to student information systems through SFTP and API, and lists Infinite Campus, PowerSchool, eSchool, TylerSIS, Jupiter Ed, TeacherEase, and Skyward as supported systems. |
| Purpose | Classroom Mosaic is an observation platform for K-12 instructional leaders to support, develop, and retain teachers. | EmbraceEVAL is teacher evaluation software for districts and cooperatives that systematizes evaluations using customizable rubrics and criteria. |
| Security | The privacy policy says personal information and stored data are encrypted in transit and at rest, and the service is hosted on AWS in the United States. | Embrace says it encrypts data in transit and at rest, uses secure U.S. data centers, and maintains technical, administrative, and physical controls for FERPA and HIPAA requirements; it also reports completing a third-party SOC 2 audit. |
Classroom Mosaic plans
- Individual$40 a month
- School$125 a month
- School Premium$250 a month
- DistrictPriced on request
EmbraceEVAL plans
- EmbraceEVALPriced on request
Pick Classroom Mosaic if…
It suits principals, assistant principals, directors, instructional coaches, department heads and district leaders who observe and evaluate teachers. Offline observation support may fit users who sometimes lack internet access.
Pick EmbraceEVAL if…
EmbraceEVAL suits school districts and cooperatives seeking a consistent teacher evaluation process. It may be useful for administrators who need configurable rubrics and educators recording observation notes from mobile devices.