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This openSIS Community Edition is the official openSIS edition supported by Open Solutions for Education, Inc., the publisher of openSIS application. This edition is worked on by the OS4ED core development team and is also open to the public.

scriptLattes is an open-source system to create academic reports of groups based on curricula vitae of the Brazilian Lattes Database.

EDIT 2018/08: this project has been moved to https://gitlab.com/skramm/gensched all further developments will be over there. This is a command-line tool that generates HTML schedule pages for college or universities small structures. it generates a week-based schedule from an input file holding a list of events. It also computes various information and statistics, and shows these in various useful ways, all on static HTML pages that can be printed or hosted.

Publishing updates of resources on a Moodle server requires to click click and click again. If you propose several resources and want to update them times to times, this becomes boring. The proposed tools may ease this. Then, you can for instance automate your update with a script. Moreover you can easily adapt those tools to your needs. (These are shell scripts.)

...It then pretends to fully detect and clear all of the viruses. HOW TO RUN: You must have Python 2.7.6 installed in order to run this software. In order to run it, go to a command prompt in Windows or open a Terminal in Mac or Linux and type 'python ffpvs' to run it. WARNING: This is NOT a real virus scanner and please do not use it as such. It is meant for pranking/trolling ONLY. I claim NO LIABILITY for stolen passwords/hacking gathered using this tool. TROUBLESHOOTING: Saving it as a .py file might help, also, make sure you have Python 2.7.6 installed.

Schoodule is a set of programs to automatically generate schedules for schools. It is mainly meant for the Flemish educational system, but it might be usefull fot other systems as well. The output can be transformed to LaTeX format.

helps you learn vocabulary with reference cards, interactive tests, and an auto complete homework helper, exploiting brush-teeth time and proven cognitive methods. A card has 7 new words, 7 from 4 days ago, 7 from a week ago, and 7 from a month ago.