Side by side

Let's teach! vs ScholaPlan

Both stand on lesson planning software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Let's teach!

Free trial Web

Let’s teach! brings lesson planning, classroom presentation tools, and remote screen sharing into a single web platform. Its beta curriculum scope is narrow, so educators should check that ACARA version 9.0 Science fits their needs.

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ScholaPlan

Free trial Web

ScholaPlan combines lesson generation with reusable units and a weekly teaching diary. The 30-day trial has no card requirement, while AI generation is subject to credits.

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The facts

	Let's teach!	ScholaPlan
Free plan	A free trial	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Let’s teach! subscription: A$200 a year	Free or on request
Plans published	1	1
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	letsteach.io	scholaplan.com
On lesson planning software	#16 of 23	#20 of 23

Let's teach!: what it does well

Edit, build, or plan lessons from linked content.
Lessons include objectives, notes, and assessment ideas.
Built-in whiteboard includes classroom learning tools.
External resources can be embedded in lessons.
14-day trial starts without a credit card.

What to know first

Beta is available to Australian educators teaching ACARA 9.0 Science.
Other curricula are planned, not listed as available.
Payment details are needed during the trial to retain access.
Laptop provides the best in-class experience.

ScholaPlan: what it does well

Generates lesson plans with defined lesson components.
Edits to a unit flow through to its lessons.
Teaching diary supports moving, copying, and locking lessons.
Supports 32 interface languages.
30-day trial does not require a credit card.

What to know first

AI generation uses a credit system.
No free plan.
Available on web only.

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