Both bring interaction into the lecture. In Wooclap you add questions to slides you maintain elsewhere. In Sendsteps the lesson itself lives in the platform, and what students answered shapes the next one.
Wooclap adds interactive questions to a presentation you keep in PowerPoint or Google Slides. Sendsteps holds the lesson itself: you import or draft it, teach it, and the answers feed recommendations for the next session. If your slides already live somewhere you are happy with, Wooclap fits that workflow. If you want preparing, teaching and improving in one place, that is Sendsteps.
Wooclap is a capable, European tool with a strong presence in higher education, and it does more than live polling. It generates questions from your material with AI, supports self-paced sessions for students working in their own time, shows results per student or per question, and syncs attendance and grades to Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard and Brightspace over LTI 1.3. If your institution has standardised on it, that is a reasonable place to be.
Wooclap inserts questions into a deck you maintain in PowerPoint or Google Slides. Sendsteps imports that deck as editable slides and keeps the whole lesson in one place, so preparation and participation are planned together.
Both tools show you what happened. Sendsteps goes one further and suggests what to change in the next lesson, based on the learning data. AI recommends, teachers decide.
The value grows when you teach the same module again next term, because the previous run informs the next one.
Four rows that hold. A longer table of overlapping yes-against-yes would not help you decide.
| Capability | Sendsteps | Wooclap |
|---|---|---|
| Where the lesson lives | In the platform. A PowerPoint imports as editable slides | Questions are added to a deck you keep in PowerPoint or Google Slides |
| AI generates questions from your material | Yes, teacher reviews every suggestion | Yes, on Pro and AI subscriptions |
| Students can take part in their own time | Yes | Yes, self-paced sessions, no account needed |
| Suggests changes to the next lesson | Yes | Not found as a feature at time of checking |
If your institution has already standardised on Wooclap, your slides live in PowerPoint and your LMS integration is set up the way you want it, the case for switching is weak. Sendsteps is for teachers who want the preparing, teaching and improving in one place rather than stitched together.
It stays editable.
Put them where the material usually loses people.
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Both make a lecture interactive. In Wooclap the questions are added to slides you keep elsewhere. In Sendsteps the lesson itself lives in the platform, and the results feed recommendations for the next session.
Yes. A PowerPoint imports as editable slides, speaker notes included. There is no add-in to install.
No. Sendsteps sits alongside the systems your institution already uses. Course records and grades stay where they are.
Campus plans include LMS integrations. Sendsteps sits alongside the systems your institution already uses; it does not replace them. Course records and grades stay where they are.
On EU-based infrastructure. The privacy statement, data processing agreement and sub-processor list are available through the Trust Center for procurement and DPIA review.
Start from the materials you already have. AI recommends, teachers decide.
Wooclap is a trademark of its respective owner. Sendsteps is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wooclap.