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Subject:    Re: [Ilugc] Open source school management software
From:       satyaakam goswami <satyaakam () gmail ! com>
Date:       2009-12-31 3:25:42
Message-ID: 6491e1350912301913y4365c3c1y3a698cb6c71fac65 () mail ! gmail ! com
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On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 3:10 PM, Gaurav Paliwal <
gaurav.paliwal1989@gmail.com> wrote:

> > 1. Student information system (Online viewing of students activities both
> > academic and extra-curricular,attendance,Marks grade etc).
> >
>
> Opensis (*http://opensis*.com/) : It is a very interesting tool to start
> with . It stared with postgresql as backend database but soon migrated to
> Mysql with the aim to be intergrated with Moodle (http://*moodle*.org/
> ).So,
> its really cool to deploy both opensis and moodle and wait for the opensis
> integration with moodle so that they both can have a SSO.
>
> Also not to forget they have a SMS module (not included in the community
> version) that can be used to inform the parents about their wards
> performance, attendance and other things
>
> 2. Library management module.
> >
>
> Koha (http://www.*koha*.org/)
> NewgenLib (http://www.verussolutions.biz/)
>
> Koha no doubt is the best available solution but govt. committees have more
> confiidence in Newgenlib (because of unknown reasons :P ) so better go for
> Newgenlib


Indian company and they must be bumping upon each other too often , but
still i consider a steep curve ahead of them.


> if you have to take permission from one of these yes of library
> committees.Also I am a bit doubtfull about the acquisition module of the
> koha , someone told me that this module is a bit cumbersome as far as
> Indian
> financial auditing policies are concerned
>

i think lets not presume on this one i have marked indraneel for some for
his comments on this one.


> Also another important things to note here is that whether the staff and
> student of that school will take it or not as login to all these services
> are separate and it will be really painful for them to login into these
> services separately.
>

Single sign on over LDAP


> You can also have a look at how HP govt. is going to implement this in all
> its government school's in the coming time as deepak has told me long ago
> that HP govt. is in process to have a Prop. solution for the same.
>


-Satya
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