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Jupiter vs ThinkWave

Jupiter

7.6#4 in gradebook softwareFrom $16 a year
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ThinkWave

8.2#2 in school management softwareFree plan
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FactJupiterThinkWave
GradebookTeachers can manage homework, tests, and essays without switching apps.Teachers can use points, percentages, letter grades, pass/fail, check-style and custom grading scales with weighted assignment types.
GradingGrade entry supports points, percentages, letter grades, rubrics, grid entry, assignment entry, student entry, and seating-chart entry.Teachers can use points, letter, pass-fail, and custom grading scales, with assignment type weighting and term averages.
IntegrationsThe gradebook lists Google Drive, Dropbox, Google Classroom LTI, Clever, hundreds of learning apps, Single Sign-On, and automated SFTP imports and exports.ThinkWave's blog says its gradebook integrates with Google Apps, Microsoft Teams and other digital tools.
Rating on Capterra4.4 out of 5 from 16 reviews4.2 out of 5 from 16 reviews.

Jupiter plans

  • NYC school subscription$16 a year
  • Jupiter subscription listing$500 a year
  • Jupiter iO historical pricing$3,550 a year
  • JupiterPriced on request

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 Jupiter if…

Jupiter is aimed at public K–12 schools needing gradebook and student-information tools, from small charter schools to large districts. Its mobile and browser access supports school communities using a range of devices.

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.

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