Planbook
6.9#6 in lesson planning softwareFrom $14 a yearAndroidiOSWeb
VisitPlanbook vs PlanbookEdu
PlanbookEdu
7.8#3 in lesson planning softwareFrom $30 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Planbook | PlanbookEdu |
|---|---|---|
| Collaboration | Teachers can share and collaborate on plans without a school account, while school accounts add shared school items and administrator oversight. | Premium collaborators can read and write plans in real time, but they must already have PlanbookEdu accounts and cannot change planbook settings. |
| File attachments | Users can attach files from Google Drive or Planbook Resources, with a 500 MB limit per file and no stated total storage limit. | A lesson can hold up to five attached files, with each file limited to 50 MB. |
| Founded | 2010 | 2004 |
| Purpose | Planbook is a web-based lesson planning and assessment service for teachers and schools. | PlanbookEdu is an online lesson planner for creating lesson plans, attaching files and standards, and sharing plans with colleagues. |
Planbook plans
- School & District — 250+ accounts$14 a year
- Individual Teacher — 3 Years$16 a year
- School & District — 50–249 accounts$16 a year
- Individual Teacher — 2 Years$18 a year
- School & District — 1–49 accounts$18 a year
- Individual Teacher — 1 Year$20 a year
PlanbookEdu plans
- FreeFree
- Premium$30 a year
Pick Planbook if…
Planbook suits teachers who want to organize lessons and assess student progress, as well as school and district administrators managing shared school workflows. Its mobile apps also suit users who want access on Android or iOS.
Pick PlanbookEdu if…
It suits teachers who want to organize lessons, align them to standards, and share plans with colleagues. School and district administrators can also use its account management and plan review tools.