Daybook vs LessonApp

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LessonApp helps teachers plan lessons, support student engagement, and reduce work outside the classroom. Its tools arrange lessons into pedagogically structured stages and offer research-based teaching methods. Teachers can browse lesson plans from other users; Premium users can keep lessons private and share them in groups. LessonApp says it is not tied to a particular curriculum and follows a socio-constructivist approach. The free Basic Licence includes 50+ teaching methods, up to 10 draft lessons, printing, and the ability to browse and apply others’ plans, with limited access to plans, videos, and pedagogy instructions. Premium costs $99 per year, equivalent to $8.25/month, with a one-year minimum; possible VAT is not included. It adds over 150 teaching methods, unlimited private lessons, full pedagogy instructions and videos, self-assessment, groups, and whole-unit design. Schools can request an offer for Premium features, volume discount, training, and the School Manager Dashboard. The app works on Android, iOS, and web, and requires an internet connection and browser.