Challenges
A simple website with a cheerful and easy to navigate design to help users track the progress of their children at school and be in the know at all times.
- Easy navigation
- Share and view pictures and videos on social media feed
- View student’s report cards and marks
- Apply for leave and view leave reports on the mobile app
- View attendance of the child
- Get instant notification on any happening from the school
- Polling option for parents to take collective decisions on important issues
- School can receive instant responses from parents with the help of the RSVP option
- Teachers can update the syllabus, time table, feedback, attendance, etc., on the app
- View fees and make an online payment
Our Solution
With this platform, parents can monitor their kids’ progress on the fly, anytime and anywhere. To ensure this, it was pertinent to create a user-friendly platform that was easily understandable and not intimidating. This app makes it possible for the teachers to report and update the performance of the students digitally, which can be seamlessly accessed by the parents.
Our Results
The client was extremely happy with the app and proud of the effort put in by DCI to develop a communication platform between teachers and parents. Both the client and DCI are certain that Vidyaura app will revolutionise the education system and play a key part in brightening the future of Indian students.
Tools and Technologies
What Our Client Says
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