Language
Ruby
Tool Type
Web app
License
GNU General Public License version 3
Version
2.3.4
Data Uruguay
Student Rights is an information platform designed to manage confidential queries and complaints related to educational rights. Equipped with a question and answer system, it allows students, parents and educational actors in Uruguay to better understand rights in secondary and technical-vocational education. The tool was developed to respond to the need for knowledge about student rights, identified by the Representative Councils of Secondary Students. Its success and acceptance prompted constant updates to reflect new concerns and rights, thus facilitating its widespread use and replication in other contexts.
Student Rights solves the lack of access to reliable information on student rights, providing a platform that centralizes the management of queries and promotes education in rights in the educational field.
Comprehensive information on student rights. Direct query tool for personalized responses. Regular content updates reflecting new rights and student concerns. Anonymized publication of queries and responses for open data acces
Built on Ruby on Rails: leverages version 5.2.2 of the framework to provide a solid foundation in web development. Ensures efficient data management with PostgreSQL, guaranteeing reliability. Optimizes performance with PUMA, excelling in scalability. Incorporates SASS Rails for advanced SCSS styling management, enhancing visual appearance. Uses Uglifier to optimize JavaScript, increasing frontend efficiency.
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The image showcases a search bar enabling users to access information about their rights as students in Uruguay. If no answers are found, users are reassured that they can submit a new inquiry to UTU or their secondary school for a response.
Digital interface of "Student Rights" with buttons: "Make an Inquiry", "Report Serious Incident", "View Questions", "About the Project". Back arrow, digital icon and text about the project.
This image displays a README.md file for the "Student Rights" project, detailing the tool's version, licensing, and collaborative creation by various educational entities.
Active platform for consultation and reporting of rights.
Organization that promotes civic technology, open data and digital rights in Latin America.