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Started by Dirk
Mon, 06 Jun 2005 07:45
Site@School, the CMS for primary schools, Version 2.3 released!
Author: Dirk
Date: Mon, 06 Jun 2005 07:45
Date: Mon, 06 Jun 2005 07:45
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Site@School Version 2.3 released! Site@School, the OSS/GPL website content management system for primary schools has many improvements and added functionality in version 2.3. For example: - A chat module: unlimited and safe chatpages with logging (*). - Template editor: now every school can create a beautiful site without knowing HTML. - TV module: use a tv set as kiosk browser. - Now in 16 languages: Dutch, French, German, English, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Polish, Spanish, Italian, Danish, Portugese-Brazilian, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Bulgarian. - Maximum of 99 homepages per pupil. Improved e-mail alerts for teachers when pupils add or change their page content. - An Intranet for teachers. - Teachers can have their own webpages. - Project pages where pupils can collaborate. - Simplified site management: every admin, teacher or pupil can manage a section of the site. - Improved and simplified installation. - Bugfixes, numerous small improvements to modules, etc. - Comprehensive users' guide with over 300 screenshots. - Coding guidelines and a developers manual. - And much more .... (*) These modules are available: advertisments, agenda, picture gallery, calendar, class pages, e-mail, forms builder, forum, guestbook, news,newsletters, search, sitemap, up/download. Siste@School is Open Source Software, licensed under the General Public License, usable under Linux and Windows and FREE. Cordial greetings and good luck with S@S , The Site@School Development Team Links: Site@School download (software, users guide, etc.): http://sourceforge.net/projects/siteatschool Site@School homepage: http://siteatschool.sourceforge.net
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