In a country where many schools lack digital resources, a local and adapted solution stands out: AsProNote, an educational platform developed by Fedner Michel, an active member of the Coding Club Carrefour.
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AsProNote is a digital school management platform designed to simplify the lives of school principals, teachers, and students. It allows:
- Easy grade management;
- Lesson sharing;
- Collaborative work between teachers and students;
- Access to a centralized space for all educational activities.
One of AsProNote’s strengths is its accessibility. Unlike other expensive and complex systems, AsProNote:
- Works with or without a stable internet connection;
- Is easily usable on a phone, tablet, or computer; - Designed for schools in both rural and urban areas;
- Does not require advanced technical skills.
This inclusive approach allows schools to modernize their school management without increasing their costs.
AsProNote is the brainchild of Fedner Michel, a young Haitian developer passionate about backend development. Trained through the Code9Class and Coding Club Carrefour programs, he is proficient in technologies such as PHP and Bootstrap.
AsProNote is one of his flagship projects, an initiative that demonstrates how local technology can address urgent needs in education.
Follow Fedner on Instagram: @fedner_tk_officiel
AsProNote is ready to be deployed in schools across Haiti. The platform is currently seeking partnerships with NGOs, public and private institutions, as well as education professionals, in order to reach as many teachers and students as possible.
Official website: https://aspronote.com
Phone: +509 3663 9421
Technical partner: Coding Club Haiti
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