Compare Yap Books vs Sumdog Maths
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Country: United Kingdom
Country: United Kingdom
A recent study found that using Sumdog for 30 minutes a week, in-class or at home, almost doubled children's fluency progress.
Jo, Deputy Headteacher: Easy to use, matches well to maths curriculum, pupil high interest levels, parental engagementPhillip, Class teacher: A really fun, engaging, game-based way to practise maths skills. Our children enjoy playing, and it's easy for teachers to set work and see results.Tom, Principal: Great program, highly engaging, students enjoy using it. Good data for teachers.
Users must have a iPad or Android tablet. Users must fill out a Setup Questionnaire to receive their trial code. Users must install Yap Books App from the App Store.
Can be accessed in school or at home via a computer, smartphone or tablet or through a web browser and our free app.
Free training webinars available on a range of topics to help all users make the most out of the platform. Looking to use Sumdog for homework? Want to set an assessment? The dedicated Sumdog training team host regular live webinars on a range of topics that can be accessed as a recording at a time that suits you. Plus new online PD courses you can access anytime to help get the most out of the platform, included in every subscription.
Users must provide a Username, Email & Password to access Yap Books. Users in a school environment may need to whitelist certain domain names. Users must have access to the internet/WiFi.
It's quick and easy to get started. You can upload all your classes in a single sync with Wonde or Clever integration or simply upload your class spreadsheets.
Free VersionFreemiumFree TrialPaid SubscriptionOne-Off FeeHourly Rate
In-app upgrades cost £1.19 - £11.99 per item
Free VersionFreemiumFree TrialPaid SubscriptionOne-Off FeeHourly Rate
Class, year group/grade and school subscriptions available from just £4.20 per pupil, per year. Multi-year discounts available.
