Re: [school-discuss] Status of Engima gradebook project

[mikee <meschman@engima.com>]

hello,

i just read throught the gradebook emails in the schoolforge mail archives for
april 2002.  relative to evaluating Storm as a platform, if we use 
mysql,php,apache and have utilities to import/export basmati and
MSAccess - then we may have a good match.

it will use preexisting basmati and MSAccess and run on the web or off the 
web.

(a) have any teachers actually looked at storm and tried to establish
a mental fit with using it day to day ?

(would you like to discuss how you can do that ?)

if so (i.e. if (a) ), did it fair well or poorly ?

what made it rate poorly ?

these answers just need to be bullet points.

mike eschman, etc...
"Not just an afterthought ...
http://www.engima.com 




On Thursday 18 April 2002 08:49 am, you wrote:
> 4/18/02 5:34:57 AM, Doug Loss <drloss@suscom.net> wrote:
> >I pulled this from Mike Eschman's latest article on Open Source
> >Schools.  -----
> >
> >That brings me to the gradebook project. I am worried. The way this
> >was supposed to go, when i posted the storm recommendation for
> >DISCUSSION, I would be pelted with substantive responses (responses
> >about what to change or building on some other base), but, instead,
> >only one or two folks responded, NONE OF THEM TEACHERS.
>
> Check the SchoolForge Archives for April
>
> Re: [school-discuss] grade book project From: Jeff <tackweed@whidbey.net>
>
> I'm currently in my 29th year of teaching in public school......
>
> Unfortunately for the rest of his message, my school and district is all
> Windows.