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08/14/2013
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System deployed on network drives MV1 serves to provide security for the whereabouts of the children responsible
SMS sent to the parent of a student of MV1, after the student pass the turnstile school Photo: Playback
RIO - It's getting increasingly difficult for the student skipping classes in the XXI century. Beginning this year, the network MV1 is implementing a system of turnstiles at the entrances of their units so that when the student passes the turnstile, an SMS message is sent immediately to the child's parents, stating the name and time of arrival . The same happens in the departure time.
The information was released on Tuesday (13) in column Ancelmo Gois. The turnstiles are already working in the units of the Recreation and studied area, each with about a thousand students. That is, if summed inputs and outputs, are about 4000 fired SMS messages per day.
According to the administrative manager of the MV1, Anderson Araújo, the turnstiles were implemented to provide more security to parents about the whereabouts of their children, since many work and can not follow every step children. According to him, the approval of the system was such that the school system now thinks of expanding it to other units MV1, in Meier, Camp, Bangu and Campo Grande.
- Parents at work have peace of mind that the student entered the school, and output the same thing. They even have a control away from the child - says the manager.
The manager says that the idea came from an education conference in Rio At the event, staff from the school met the duo Alexandre Siqueira Paulo Vinicius and Climaco, creators of the software and the company's Future School. According to Paul, the two had already mastered the technology of SMS and wanted to explore it in new branches. Was perceived insecurity of parents in relation to the whereabouts of their children throughout the day that the duo decided to adapt the system to the school environment.
- Now the student passes the membership card with barcode on the ratchet and their parents are automatically knowing where they are. Children get a little upset, but for the parents is a wonder - ensures Paulo.
The Future School now serves more than 30 schools in the Rio Grande as the network Santa Monica College and College Monteiro Lobato Daltro Netto.
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