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i-Educar
Launching the most free educational software in Brazil
...Evaluation system and reports adapted to the different realities of the country, with numerical, conceptual or descriptive evaluation notes. Management of allocations, removals, substitutions, absences and delays, offering an integrated view of all professionals. Time frame management for analysis of demands and availability of professionals in the education network in each school period. Control of vehicles, drivers, routes, itineraries, card issuance, and control of transport users. Complete collection management with reservation control, loan, and return. Control receipts are available for each phase of the process. -
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Rubato is a research and education platform for analysis and performance of musical compositions. It consists of a frame application Rubato.app and of a number of specialized modules, Rubettes and Operators, for analysis and performance. MacOSX/NeXTStep
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PhysMo - Video Motion Analysis
A free video motion analysis package
PhysMo is a tool for frame-by-frame video analysis of motion. PhysMo can be calibrated to real-world distances, and exports object "X-Y displacement (m) against time (s)" data to Microsoft Excel. This enables calculation of velocity and acceleration
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