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    ictschool

    ictschool

    School management software with unified communications built in

    School management software with communications built into it rather than bolted on afterwards. It covers the administrative side a school actually runs on: student and staff records, classes and sections, attendance, examinations and results, fees and accounting. The less common part is the communications layer. Because it sits on the ICTCore framework, a school can reach parents by voice call, SMS or fax straight from the records it already holds. Attendance alerts, fee reminders and...
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    Viva Visitor & Volunteer ID tracking

    track visitors and volunteers to a facility with hour tracking

    A visitor management and volunteer software program created to help schools & businesses track, log and autonomously process visitors and volunteers. It logs visitors & volunteers in & out, tracks volunteer hours for specifics subjects and groups of subjects. Will also track hours of members in group form. Provides volunteer hour statements, and overall group metrics. Built to use sustainable barcodes or printed labels. Different classes and metrics available. Different modes available.
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    MISSy

    MISSy

    MISSy is a Management Information System for Schools

    MISSy is a Management Information System for Schools that allows them to centrally manage information related to staff and students. It is designed to be used by schools of any size or age groups. MISSy will have the folowing features: * Manage information about students * Allow for staff to view information about students * Allow for staff to complete registers * Allow viewing of subject reports for students * Integrate with a current LDAP / AD domain to ensure that details are kept...
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    Arbeitsjournal

    Arbeitsjournal

    Ein Arbeitsjournal in PHP // A work log programmed in PHP

    Entstanden im Rahmen des Modul 318 der Ausbildung zum Informatiker am Berufs- und Weiterbildungszentrums Buchs, BZB. ------------------------------------------- Developed within the context of module 318 as part of our apprenticeship as a computer scientist (infrastructure management) @ "Berufs-/Weiterbildungszentrums Buchs", short "BZB" Bryan, Peter, Sarah
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