Deck.Toys
7.9#6 in interactive lesson makersFrom $8 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitDeck.Toys vs LessonUp
What both publish
| Fact | Deck.Toys | LessonUp |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Teacher sign-up is for individual teachers, and proof may be required. | LessonUp describes its audiences as teachers, teams, schools, colleges, multi-academy trusts, and content partners. |
| Company facts | LinkedIn lists Deck Toys as a privately held e-learning provider founded in 2017 with 2-10 employees. | LinkedIn lists LessonUp as an e-learning provider founded in 2015, headquartered in Den Haag and employing 11–50 people. |
| Integrations | Teachers can share classroom URLs through LMS platforms including Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, Canvas, Schoology, and SLS. | Official pages list Canvas, Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams for Education and itslearning integrations, with SURFconext SSO for school plans. |
| Praise: engagement | G2 reviewers say the interactive, game-like experience keeps students engaged and motivated. | G2 reviewers repeatedly praise the combination of quizzes, polls, word clouds and other interactions for increasing participation and giving immediate feedback. |
| Purpose | Deck.Toys is a classroom engagement platform for creating interactive lessons for teachers and students. | LessonUp lets educators find, create, and teach interactive lessons in person or online, with insights into student learning. |
| Rating on G2 | 4.3 out of 5 from 2 reviews | 4.8 out of 5 from 17 reviews. |
| Student access | Students connecting to a teacher’s classroom may access Deck.Toys for free. | Students join through the LessonUp app or browser with a six-digit lesson PIN and teacher invitation. |
Deck.Toys plans
- FREEFree
- PRO$8 a month
- Bundle PlanPriced on request
- Deck.Toys Bundle PlanPriced on request
LessonUp plans
- FreeFree
- Start$7 a month
- School$7.50 a month
- School Basic$7.50 a month
- Pro$7.99 a month
- Start$9 a month
Pick Deck.Toys if…
Deck.Toys suits individual teachers who want to build interactive lessons and track student progress. Its classroom sharing and browser-based access also suit students using supported internet-connected devices.
Pick LessonUp if…
LessonUp suits teachers and education teams looking to create interactive lessons, use PowerPoint material, or draw on a lesson library. Schools, colleges, and multi-academy trusts may consider its school subscriptions and integrations.