GradeForge
5.7#24 in gradebook software£30 one-timeWindows
VisitGradeForge vs ThinkWave
What both publish
| Fact | GradeForge | ThinkWave |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Google Classroom integration can import classes and rosters, read selected work, post assignments and push grades back; Google Drive is used for optional sync. | ThinkWave's blog says its gradebook integrates with Google Apps, Microsoft Teams and other digital tools. |
GradeForge plans
- GradeForge£30, paid once
ThinkWave plans
- Free Solo GradebookFree
- School 1–15 students$17 a month
- School 16–35 students$32 a month
- Premium Gradebook — 151–175 teachers$32.95 a year
- Premium Gradebook — 126–150 teachers$33.95 a year
- Premium Gradebook — 101–125 teachers$34.95 a year
Pick GradeForge if…
GradeForge suits teachers using Windows who need offline assessment, planning, feedback and classroom utilities. It is particularly relevant to Welsh- and English-medium teaching with Google Classroom integration.
Pick ThinkWave if…
ThinkWave suits schools and education programs that need student administration, gradebooks, attendance, and family access in a cloud-based system. It can also suit teachers seeking an online gradebook or schools that need assignments, report cards, transcripts, and group communication.