Teacher's WebFolder
Teacher's WebFolder is a brand new way for teachers to record and access SIMS.net data through a browser.
Robert Griffith, Director of ICT at The Thomas Adams School in Shrewsbury, had this to say:
"We can use Teacher's WebFolder on anything, from a staff laptop to Macbooks and even Linux based netbooks and mobile phones, iPhones, Androids etc. In fact anything with a web browser and access to our wireless network. This flexibility has made getting accurate registers much more straightforward, hence our attendance information is always up to date and we can locate pupils and staff quickly and easily.
We can also quickly log house points and check other details on pupils quickly and simply. As an IT manager I have the reassurance that the system is not storing pupils information locally so there are no security risks to worry about.
Training on the new Teacher's WebFolder product was really quick, in fact staff were passing it between them without the IT staff having to show them what to do - a sign of how popular and easy to use the program has been"
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Frontline Technology is the holder of intellectual property related
to electronic registration systems. It holds U.S. Patent No. 5956696, entitled
"Attendance registration system by radio link "
The patents cover North America , Europe and Australia with respect to a specific
system and method of collection and distribution of data over a wireless network
and system.
Frontline Technology is actively pursuing licence agreements and seeks to enforce
its rights under the patent for any infringement.
WinFolder
The WinFolder software is a example of the successful application
of the patent with today's technology. WinFolder host extraordinary features and
is used by 50,000 teachers across the UK.
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Bromcom Computers Plc
As the U.K. licensee of the Frontline Technology patent , Bromcom
pioneered the use of wireless technology to take attendance in schools since 1993.
Bromcom manufacture a wide range of hand-held
devices which allows teachers to take attendance and assessment data "on
the move" and transfer it by wireless means to the schools/collages central
system.
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