D2L ePortfolio vs Mykademy

D2L ePortfolio is a learning-evidence portfolio for Brightspace users. It stores documents, graphics, audio, video, presentations, coursework and other artifacts, then lets learners decide what to include and how to arrange it. Sharing permissions can allow others to view, edit, comment on or assess selected items. Presentations turn portfolio material into multipage web projects for showing learning and accomplishments. Comments and rubric assessments can be enabled for artifacts, collections, reflections, presentations and learning objectives when permissions allow. Learners may submit an item to a Brightspace assignment; the assignment receives a separate copy that later portfolio edits do not change. A Google Drive selector is available when an administrator enables the integration and the institution has a Google Workspace license. Android, iOS and web access are supported. D2L says Brightspace serves schools, higher education and corporate learning, with customized pricing on request.

Mykademy is an online course delivery platform for tutors, trainers, training institutes, and organizations creating learning programs. Its course builder supports video, audio, PDFs, documents, text, SCORM, HTML, quizzes, assignments, and live classes. Assessments include mock tests, question pools, and online exams, while learner access can be set to free navigation, sequential progression, or academy-defined rules. The virtual classroom offers breakout rooms, screen and file sharing, and private and public chat. Customers can create a white-labeled academy website on a custom domain, with branded Android and iOS apps. Sellers can reach unlimited learners and use coupons, discounts, notifications, payment gateways, and enrollment and payment reports. Listed connections include webhooks, an API, Zapier, Microsoft 365, and Teams. The maker says uploaded videos are encrypted and supports PCI Level 1 compliant payment providers. It offers a 14-day free trial without requiring payment details at sign-up; there is no free plan. Pricing starts at $79/mo, and the transaction fee is $0. Additional storage overuse is charged at $0.50 per GB.