No Email Required. Neither Edmodo nor Schoology require an email account and they both have a simple student-self-sign-up-system (say that five times fast).

However, this isn't required and these features are above and beyond what is free in Edmodo as well. The one place that Schoology does charge is for Enterprise support - i.e., connecting to your district School Information System (such as PowerSchool) and important student data, login information and grades. They both have app stores, where you can pay to connect third-party apps, websites and programs to their platform. They both allow an unlimited number of teachers and students to create accounts and use their system at no cost. While some may say that Schoology charges a fee, it is free in all the same ways Edmodo does.

Free. Both Edmodo and Schoology are free.

Unlike some of their competitors whose interfaces include visually unappealling spreadsheet-like screens and and cluttered menus, Edmodo and Schoology's teacher dashboards and student interfaces are brighter and include clean icons.

Both Edmodo and Schoology feature a Facebook-like interface that is clean, appealing to students and fairly easy to use. It is simple to link and easy to access in both systems. Students can get Google Docs as resources from their teachers, or turn in a Google Doc for a project or assignment. As more and more districts are turning to GAFE (Google Apps for Education), this is becoming more and more necessary.

Google Drive Integration. Both platforms allow students and teachers to connect their Google Drive accounts.

Both Edmodo and Schoology are full-fledged Learning Management Systems, including assessment building tools, discussion platforms, assignment creators, scheduling tools and announcement boards. I've learned a lot, and wanted to share it with you! Below is a quick overview of what we've learned when it comes to Edmodo vs. This, combined with the 33 classes, was a great way for me to learn more about the differences between the two platforms. I myself maintained both an Edmodo group and started a Schoology course for the twice-weekly after school Student Innovation Team I lead. Since my December revelation, 26 have switched to Schoology and the remainder stayed with Edmodo. Of the 25 schools I support, 33 classes of students are using a Learning Management System. In a previous post from December, I wrote about how I was (sadly) switching from Edmodo (my long-time LMS love) to Schoology.

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