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PeerAssessment.com vs SPARKPLUS

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FactPeerAssessment.comSPARKPLUS
Intended usersAcademic pricing is stated to include educational institutions and nonprofits, and the product is presented for student teams and instructors.The product is presented for academics and students in higher education group work and collaborative learning.
PrivacyThe privacy policy says the company will not sell or give personal information to third parties for purposes beyond providing or supporting access to the service.The privacy policy says SPARKPLUS follows the Australian Privacy Principles under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
PurposeThe product supports individual accountability, instructor monitoring of team dynamics, and peer feedback intended to help students improve team skills.SPARKPLUS supports self and peer assessment, academic standards and benchmarking, and collaborative learning activities.
SupportThe site directs inquiries to Dr. Rob Anson by email and phone.The contact page accepts licensing and other enquiries and says the team typically responds by email.

PeerAssessment.com plans

  • Free trialFree
  • Regular class unit (50 and over)$18, paid once
  • Regular class unit (20–49 classes)$20, paid once
  • Regular class unit (5–19 classes)$23, paid once
  • Regular class unit (1–4 classes)$25, paid once
  • Institutional site licensePriced on request

SPARKPLUS plans

  • SPARKPLUS licencePriced on request

Pick PeerAssessment.com if…

It suits instructors managing student teams who want structured peer assessment and feedback across in-person, hybrid, or online classes. Educational institutions and nonprofits are included in the stated academic pricing.

Pick SPARKPLUS if…

It is aimed at academics and students managing higher-education group assessment, collaborative activities, benchmarking, and feedback.

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