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Tool for chess teachers to create PDF files with chess diagrams in it. 1) Create a pgn file with chess diagrams (FEN notation) in it (e.g by using lichess) 2) Open the Fen2Pdf and select the folder containing the pgn(s) 3) Click start. Fen2Pdf detects the pgn files in it and creates a pdf file You can now print this file and hand the exercises over to your students Extra features: * Mirror the positions. This is handy if you want the same problems presented for the other color...

English Developed with the aim of helping teachers from different areas to create automated tests that are unique for each student. EasyQuizzer stores all questions in a database management system. Subsequently, an exam is set up with the desired items. The program will then run randomization algorithms that will shuffle both the questions and the alternatives so that there are no two identical exams. Portuguese-Brazil Desenvolvido com o intuito de auxiliar professores a criar provas únicas para cada aluno. ...

...Different operating systems, screen sizes, offline capabilities and more can be a challenge. A growing number of developers are opting to build their apps in cross-platform HTML5 code that can be compiled into native apps that can be sold in app stores and markets.

This is a lab based software for online compilation of programs. Currently only supports java compilation. This removes the requirement of installing compilers on every system in a lab based environment. Stores the files from the network on the server itself. Prevents loss of data, makes functioning within a lab more efficient, and reduces cost in terms of both time and cash.

This quiz application stores questions in XML file rather than database. Currently we have implemented Quiz timer and review functionality and given the user ability to save him exam result as a PDF using iText library. Application can be further extended like creating a large question bank and each question having some difficulty level, maintaining history of exams for a user.

...Poludnitsa is a CGI application, therefore it requires a web server (like Apache, nginx, etc). It's primarily written (and runs) on Linux platforms, however, being written in pure ANSI C makes it easily portable to virtually any platform. Poludnitsa stores all information in a PostgreSQL database. The installation of Poludnitsa is quite straigth-forward: it's as simple as putting two *.cgi files on your Linux web server, creating a text file with the SQL configuration that Poludnitsa should use, and access the administration GUI which will provide a wizard for initial configuration (detailed instructions are provided within the package).