Claroline VS OneCampus

OneCampus's answer:

• RESTful, open API, and AI-powered search
• Vendor-agnostic, open API, supporting common standards:
  • Federated SSO
  • InCommon native
  • Common Alert Protocols
  • RSS feeds

OneCampus's answer:

• The Ohio State University
• Howard University
• University of Michigan
• University of Notre Dame
• University of Texas at Austin
• University of Hawaiʻi System
• Purdue University
• Texas A&M University
• Villanova University

OneCampus's answer:

Our motto is to use technology to improve students' lives and save schools money.

It's always been our history to work closely with higher education institutions. In the beginning, our team worked closely with Indiana University to re-think from the ground up how portals work and how they could be improved. Due to the legacy reputation of portals as resource-intensive for servers and students, we didn't even want to call it a portal! OneCampus was first launched as a "Service Discovery" tool and is best known to this day as an intuitive, search-first discovery tool.

OneCampus's answer:

OneCampus was created by the higher ed community to be everything other portals are not: simple to implement and manage, secure, infinitely scalable, and available on all devices, at any time.

OneCampus's answer:

OneCampus is a cloud-based solution designed to help schools move away from heavy, expensive, locally-managed software. The OneCampus Team is dedicated to user-feedback and problem-solving to help the product evolve with its users and administrators.

Additionally, you will never be left waiting on us. Your OneCampus portal is ready for launch in as little as six weeks. A dedicated account manager works with your team through a simple, straight-forward setup on your timeline. After implementation, OneCampus can be managed with a fractional FTE.