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Any suggestions on content distribution systems for schools?

Asked by arturodiaz (553points) March 26th, 2011

I’m a research assistant and student in a mexican law faculty and I am working to find a better way to distribute the numerous readings we have through all classes. This year I’ve spent around a hundred dollars just in copies and there is 600 students, at 5 cents the copy imagine the massive waste of paper. I figured out the school could buy an automatic scanner and ask for all the teachers to provide all the readings before, scan and distribute electronically through school. The problem is that some of this content will be copyrighted so it needs to be password protected at least. Does anybody has any experience on this projects? Would like suggestions to be as cheap as possible, free software would be great since school is not for profit.

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These are not free; however, I do wonder if they have something like either of these available where you are: SnapGrades or SchoolFusion. SnapGrades was used for the schools in HI my kids attended and SchoolFusion, the schools in VA. Both allowed communication between student/parent and teachers as well as content being added by teachers to the students in their classes.

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