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Software: KDE PIM, SUSE in University of Lahore, 6 Best Free Linux Student Information Systems and Etcher

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 2nd of May 2019 04:21:10 PM Filed under
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  • March and April in KDE PIM

    The KDE PIM community has been working hard in March and April to fix various bugs and bring new features and improvements to Kontact, Itinerary and other KDE PIM projects. Here is a summary of some of the changes that landed in the past two months.

  • The SUSE Academic Program partners with The University of Lahore

    Many are excited about the opportunity to teach Linux to students, including the faculty at the University of Lahore. A newly established academic partnership allows for expansion of Linux and Open Source education at one of the largest private universities in Pakistan.
    Working with the strategic projects and information technology office, the idea is to embed SUSE training and curriculum into elective and compulsory courses for students. Students taking these courses will be able to earn and receive a SUSE certificate alongside their university degree at graduation. With over 4000 students enrolled in various programs under the computing faculty, UOL is excited to leverage the SUSE Academic Program to advance the skills of future graduates.

  • 6 Best Free Linux Student Information Systems

    A student information system (also known as a student management system or school management system) is computer software for educational institutions to manage student data.

    This type of software typically provides tracking of demographic attributes, gradebooks, tracking student attendance, calendars, reporting, building student schedules, transcripts, and managing many other student-related data needs.

    A student information system is a critical application for educational organisations. They help to automate many daily tasks, and reduce the amount of time spent on administrative functions. By helping teachers to be more productive and informed, this type of software can make a real contribution to the classroom. Parents also have access to data about their children, helping them to make enlightened educational decisions.

    In some respects, a student information system has similarities with Enterprise Resource Planning.

  • Etcher – A Modern USB and SD Card Image Writer Tool for Linux

    If you have been like me looking for alternative image burners to use in Linux apart from the ones commonly mentioned then, here is an easy-to-use and also stylish application for you and yes, those are the exact words to describe this application called Etcher.

    Etcher is an open-source and cross platform application, so it is also available to Windows and Mac OSX users. This application simplifies everything to do with creating bootable USB drives or even Micro SD Cards. It is a project under the management of Resin.io.

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