"BARS company" implemented modules "BARS. Electronic school", "BARS. Electronic college" and "BARS. Electronic kindergarten" in the Ministry of Education and Science of UR

September 08, 2015. The BARS GROUP company announced implementation of modules "to BARS. Electronic school", "BARS. Electronic college" and "BARS. Electronic kindergarten" in the Ministry of Education and Science of the Udmurt Republic.

Result

Electronic diaries were already estimated by both teachers, and parents. In the diary located on the special portal information on progress, attendance of occupations is available, to the issued homeworks, PTA meetings. The pupil, in turn, sees the complete class timetable with all made changes. Viewing the comments on estimates and work left by the teacher at a lesson is possible.

Development Plans

The republican Ministry of Education and Science hopes that this year all 599 schools of Udmurtia will go "up to date". This project is adapted for modern conditions, the free application "My diary" for mobile devices based on iOS and Android that parents could obtain the necessary information at any time is created. At each school there are project coordinators "Electronic School". If parents have any questions, then it is possible to receive answers at specialists, representatives of the company integrator reported TAdviser

"For parents it is just a find, - the teacher of Russian and literature of gymnasium No. 56 Irina Kirillova says. – They can see the child's marks, control attendance, including delay".

Information on progress of each pupil at the same time remains confidential. Elena Sterkhova, the associate director on teaching and educational work, the Electronic School project manager of gymnasium No. 56, tells: "Parents come into the diary of the child under the account, the login and the password. It is security blanket of personal data". The structure and contents of electronic journals and diaries completely corresponds to their printing versions, even contains multimedia elements which especially are pleasant to pupils.

Ulyana Kornilova studying gymnasium No. 56: "It is very convenient, you from all points can come – houses, at school, to look at estimates, to know the results, homework, you see charts". Other schools of Udmurtia also are ready to innovations. But still only technically, not just to leave to teachers the usual paper magazine and to pass to electronic.

Larisa Plastinina, chief of the general and preschool education of the Ministry of Education and Science of Udmurtia:

• Complexity here not so much technical. It is necessary to change the teacher's relation to this problem.