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6 Months of Security Links #2011

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Written by Daniël W. Crompton (webhat)

July 15, 2011 at 4:10 pm

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PoC: What would be required for a Paperless School? #education

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I was watching FourCast episode 60, in which they discussed the paperless office, and briefly mentioned the paperless school when it comes to homework. And I wondered what would really be required in a prototype or proof of concept. So I quickly fired up my pen and brainstormed what the essential items would be needed to have a paperless school.

E-Mail
PDF/ODF
Scanner/OCR
Digital Signing
Online Grading

E-Mail or some sharing mechanism is needed for teachers to receive the documents. A document standard is needed which can be modified by the teacher, and can be added to the student’s current records. These documents naturally need to be digitally signed for non-repudiation. Online grading is an extension of the current student record. And lastly the most important portion for students who have no internet or computer access a scanner – with or without OCR.

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