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iPeer - a web-based platform/database independent application (written in PHP) to develop and deliver peer evaluations, review and release student comments, build rubrics and progress report forms online, configure email notifications and etc ...
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The Student Assignment, Scheduling, and Homework Assistant is a tool designed to help the student manage his or her many assignments to ensure that they are all completed efficiently and on time.
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Web based student reporting system. Designed initially for Australian primary schools. Provides a browser interface for teachers to enter data and create formal reports on the progress of students.
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At University of Sydney we were asked to create a new business venture. As the result we decided to create an unique study scheduler that self schedules study sessions and continuously tracks the progress of the student. Visit forum for more info.
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