Education with interactive timetable
A modern adoption of a teaching method developed by Helen Parkhurst in the 20th century
The development of the project is currently on hold and we are collecting feedback for the next steps
- Define Periods - Place freely and dynamically sessions in the week
- Create Subjects - Describe your tasks and the amount of sessions
- Set up Labs - Create rooms for subjects and for self-organized learning
- Form Teams - Assign your groups fixed subjects and labs
- Students book - Students sign themselves up for a subject in a lab
- Coaches lead - Assist them at any time and take action when necessary
- Write Report - Keep a learning diary and evaluate the progress
- View Archive - Periods and reports are well documented
- Manage Dashboard - Administrate it all in the convenient dashboard
- Scan QR code - Use QR codes to join sessions and distribute access
- Web server / PHP 8+
- SQL database (MySQL / MariaDB)
- Download and unzip: Stable Release or Latest Version
- Create a database and set the credentials in
cfg/config.ini
(uncomment) - Upload all files to your web server
- Make the directories
log
andtmp
writeable - Run
YOUR-URL/setup
to get your ID and PIN (owner)
It is recommended to point the web server to the public
directory so that no one from external has access to the project data and configuration - you can do this in the preferences of the web server or in the dashboard of your web hoster
If a problem occurs, you can check the log files in the log
folder - The first time you set up the project, you will get a message in log/error.log
that the database was not found - this is intentional and can be ignored
- cfg - Configuration
- lib - Fat-Free Framework
- log - Log files
- public - Web directory
- res - Resources
- src - Source code
- tmp - Temporary files (Cache)
- ui - Templates
You can change the configuration file: cfg/config.ini
It is licensed under MIT License - so changes in this file do not affect the AGPL conditions
- Fat-Free Framework - GPL-3.0-or-later - A powerful yet easy-to-use PHP micro-framework designed to help you build dynamic and robust Web applications - fast!
- AdminLTE - MIT - Free admin dashboard template based on Bootstrap 4
- Bootstrap - MIT - The most popular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web
- jQuery - MIT - jQuery JavaScript Library
- bootstrap-select - MIT - The jQuery plugin that brings select elements into the 21st century with intuitive multiselection, searching, and much more
- Moment.js - MIT - Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in javascript
- Tempus Dominus Date/Time Picker - MIT - A powerful Date/time picker widget
- icheck-bootstrap - MIT - Pure css checkboxes and radio buttons for Twitter Bootstrap
- cookie-banner - MIT - JavaScript based cookie-info banner for complying with EU cookie law
- QRCode.js - MIT - Cross-browser QRCode generator for javascript
- Font Awesome - Font Awesome Free License - The iconic SVG, font, and CSS toolkit
- Open Sans - Apache-2.0 - Font Designed by Steve Matteson
Use the issue tracker to report any bug or compatibility issue
❤️ Thanks to all contributors
If you want to contribute, we suggest the following:
- Fork the official repository
- Apply your changes to your fork
- Submit a pull request describing the changes you have made
Dalton Plan was created by Lava Block and the source code is licensed under GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 - This project includes several Third-Party libraries, which are licensed under their own respective Open Source licenses
All copies of Dalton Plan must include a copy of the AGPL License terms and the copyright notice