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SSF Digital Educational Platform v0.02

Purpose

Born from the need to standardize educational process across all SSF branches and programs. It takes advantage of modern web technology to improve didactic process, optimize instructor management, financial performance, management of resources automatize enrollment, etc. It support both presidential and online classes

It allows creation both, complex multidisciplinary academic programs as simple standalone courses. It uses certificates as an proof of skill and knowledge acquired. Certificate can be prerequisite for a course access as well as a statement of it successful completion.

Increasing Student Success by:

  1. Implementing a Standards-Based Curricula
  2. Meeting the Needs of Diverse Learners
  3. Fostering a School-Wide and Inter-scholar Student Management Plans

Concepts:

Educational Program

Provides framework for organizing particular type of course. Defines didactic process, common requirements, scope and didactic modules which has to be applied in the courses

Certification (aka. Certification Program)

Defines what skills, habilitations, knowledge or property is proofed and validated

Accreditation

Process of issuing Certification by competent Authority (Certifiers) in particular place and time

###Certificate Issued to particular person validating and approving defined by Certification skills/competences/knowledge

User Documentation:

  • Educational Programs
    • Educational Program Management
    • Didactic Resources Management
    • Course Management
      • Registration Management
      • Course finance Management
        • Course fee payment Management
  • Staff Management
  • Student Management
  • Translation

Main Features:

  1. Multi-organizational
  2. both: complex multidisciplinary academic programs and simple standalone courses
  3. Multilingual
  4. Supports residential and online courses
  5. course authoring
  6. mobile learning
  7. Classroom Course and Synchronous Distributed Course