Edlib vs edu-sharing

Edlib is a platform for creating, sharing, storing, managing, and reusing interactive learning resources made with H5P. Supported content includes interactive video, course presentations, flash cards, and quizzes. The Hub helps users find materials by H5P type and tags. Creators can select a Creative Commons license, keep resources private or make them public, track versions, and create language variants. Edlib connects to learning management systems through LTI, which can send results to the LMS; setup guidance includes Moodle instructions. It also documents integrations with third-party audio, video, and image APIs. Edlib is available on the web and can be self-hosted. Its self-hosted open-source edition is free under GPL 3.0. Teams costs $23 a month per user or 276 USD per year, and includes 40+ H5P content types, unlimited creation and usage, content versioning, improved H5P library version control, and 23 GB storage. Edlib says it suits schools and businesses delivering educational resources through an LMS.

edu-sharing connects learning platforms and educational software so organizations can share learning content, metadata, and tools across connected systems. It combines an educational cloud, OER search, and cloud storage for learning materials, tools, and teaching scenarios. Users can create private, shared, and editorial collections and control who may use them. Listed plug-ins cover Moodle, ILIAS, MediaWiki, TYPO3, and OpenOLAT; connectors are available for OnlyOffice and ONYX Editor. Identity connections include LDAP, Shibboleth, and SSO, and a REST API follows the OpenAPI Specification. Organizations can install edu-sharing on their own servers and adapt it to their requirements. The product is open source and free to download. Service partners offer hosting, installation, configuration, updates, training, and support. Its Android and iOS app requires an accessible edu-sharing repository with rendering service and an account. The maker describes offerings for schools, universities, public authorities, businesses, and associations.