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EduEval vs Upraiser

EduEval

7.9#1 in teacher evaluation softwareFrom $290 a year
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FactEduEvalUpraiser
Data handlingThe maker says observation notes are sent to its AI provider to draft feedback and advises users to leave student names out of notes.The privacy policy says customer data is stored and processed in the United States and AI providers are instructed not to retain it or use it for model training.
IntegrationsThe opened maker pages describe email sharing and PDF attachments but do not name external software integrations.The privacy policy names AssemblyAI for transcription and OpenAI for NLP processing; it does not identify customer-facing integrations.
Notable limitThe free plan is limited to one administrator, one staff member, and five observations per month.The terms say AI outputs are preliminary aids and must not be the sole or primary basis for personnel decisions.
PurposeEduEval helps K–12 principals turn classroom observation notes into rubric-aligned teacher evaluation feedback.Upraiser transcribes classroom audio, aligns evidence to state rubrics, and provides rubric-linked feedback and scores.
SecurityThe vendor states that records are encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-limited access and audit logging.The privacy policy describes TLS 1.2+ encryption in transit, encryption at rest such as AES-256, role-based access controls, and audit logging.

EduEval plans

  • FreeFree
  • Individual$290 a year
  • School$790 a year
  • Large School$1,990 a year

Upraiser plans

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Pick EduEval if…

EduEval suits K–12 principals and administrators conducting informal walkthroughs or formal summative evaluations. It may also suit schools that want rubric-based feedback and coaching conversations.

Pick Upraiser if…

Upraiser suits schools and evaluators who need transcript-linked evidence and human-reviewed rubric feedback. Its separate consulting tools are aimed at groups managing coaches, engagements, and compliance reporting.

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