OpenSIS
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Developer(s) | Open Solutions for Education (OS4Ed) |
Stable release | 4.5.01 [1]
/ 2009 |
Written in | PHP 5.x |
Operating system | Cross-platform |
Type | Student Information System |
License | GNU GPL v2 |
Website | http://www.opensis.com/ |
openSIS is a free (SIS) that rivals costly commercial alternatives in looks, functionality and ease of use and administration. openSIS is the centerpiece of an evolving set of integrated open source education applications that support schools and districts. openSIS founders have always said that if we can produce an open source package that is easy to use, looks great, has the same functionality as commercial alternatives and represents a TCO up to 75% less than comparable solutions, then the decision should be easy.
It is designed to meet the needs of advocacy, non-profit and non-governmental groups. The license for the current version is the GNU GPL verion 2.
openSIS may be deployed either standalone or alongside Drupal and Moodle learning management systems. The standalone version is intended to work alongside other CMSs.
openSIS is listed as one of the top 50 Open Source Apps Transforming Education for administration![2]
Base Product Features
- Student Demographics
- Contact Information
- Scheduling
- Gradebook
- Reports/Report Designer
- Report Cards
- Transcripts
- Health Records
- Attendance
- Parent Portal
- User Customizable Preferences
- Security
Additional Modules
- Discipline
- Email and SMS Text Messaging
- Food Service
- Student Billing
- State Reporting
See also
- SchoolTool
- FreeMIS, an open source fork of SugarCRM
Notes
- ^ 4.5.01 Release
- ^ [1] 55 Open Source Apps Transforming Education
Further reading
- Various authors: openSIS manual. Free book (GPL) released by the FLOSS Manuals foundation in May 2009. Covers both openSIS's core functionality for contacts (individuals, households, and organizations), relationships, and activities, as well as its four main modules: CiviContribute, CiviEvent, CiviMail, and CiviMember. As they are added and their functionality matures, other modules such as CiviCase and potential ones such as CiviCanvass will be included.
External links
- Official openSIS site, with forum
- openSIS groups and openSIS articles on drupal.org