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Respondus Monitor vs SMOWL

SMOWL

7.7#2 in online proctoring softwareFrom $7,500 a year
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FactRespondus MonitorSMOWL
FoundedRespondus was founded in 2000.Smowltech was founded in 2012.
IntegrationsThe product page lists Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, Pearson MyLab and Mastering, McGraw Hill ALEKS, Cengage WebAssign and MindTap, and Hawkes Learning integrations.The service lists Moodle, Canvas, Open LMS, Classe365 and Blackboard integrations, with certified integrations for Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard and D2L.
PurposeRespondus Monitor is a remote proctoring solution for higher education that records students by webcam during online assessments and provides flagged events and results for instructor review.SMOWL provides online and in-person digital exam proctoring for educational institutions, certification bodies, and businesses.
Rating on G2No aggregate rating is shown; 9 user reviews are listed.0.0 out of 5 from 0 reviews
Rating on Gartner Peer Insights3.4 out of 5 from 12 ratings3.0 out of 5 from 1 review

Respondus Monitor plans

  • Free pilotFree
  • Student Purchase$15 a year
  • Initial institutional license$4,950 a year
  • Flat Rate$4,950 a year
  • Tiered$5,950 a year
  • Tiered base$5,950 a year

SMOWL plans

  • SMOWL Class 5000$7,500 a year
  • SMOWL+ 5000$15,000 a year
  • SMOWL Pro 5000$25,000 a year
  • SMOWL PLUSPriced on request
  • SMOWL PROPriced on request
  • Activity-based licensePriced on request

Pick Respondus Monitor if…

Monitor is for higher-education institutions and instructors running online assessments who need webcam recordings and flagged events for review. Students need a compatible device and an institution with the required LockDown Browser license.

Pick SMOWL if…

SMOWL suits educational institutions, certification bodies, and businesses conducting online or in-person exams. It also serves organizations running professional training, personnel selection, or online assessments.

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