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Anonymous wrote:Are you talking about synergy? McPS doesn’t make that—they buy it.

Teachers aren’t happy with the new iteration of Synergy.

MCPS customized it and they did a terrible job.

+1
I have a relative who works in a different school system and it actually works.

Really? Well this is disappointing. What works better in the other versions?

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Anonymous wrote:The high school computer programming clubs could make a better replacement for Synergy/Canvas.
They should do it.

Actually, about 6 years ago some kid made an app that downloaded info from synergy and made it useful. All the kids used it. Not sure it still exists.

No -- it was pretty clear that they got a cease and desist letter from synergy. My teen wanted to program a new one and I discouraged that since it sounded like a legal headache.

Please share more about this. Getting in "trouble" for this is a perfect hook forgetting into a T20!

On top of my head, privacy measures of tens of thousands of students. The student programmers don’t have consent

You don't seem to know how tech works. The kids probably worked off a public API that allowed them to query the MCPS database for students who wanted to provide their own logins. They probably troubleshooted on their own accounts or their own data. They wouldn't have access to actual data other than their own.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The high school computer programming clubs could make a better replacement for Synergy/Canvas.
They should do it.

Actually, about 6 years ago some kid made an app that downloaded info from synergy and made it useful. All the kids used it. Not sure it still exists.

No -- it was pretty clear that they got a cease and desist letter from synergy. My teen wanted to program a new one and I discouraged that since it sounded like a legal headache.

Please share more about this. Getting in "trouble" for this is a perfect hook forgetting into a T20!

On top of my head, privacy measures of tens of thousands of students. The student programmers don’t have consent

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The high school computer programming clubs could make a better replacement for Synergy/Canvas.
They should do it.

Actually, about 6 years ago some kid made an app that downloaded info from synergy and made it useful. All the kids used it. Not sure it still exists.

No -- it was pretty clear that they got a cease and desist letter from synergy. My teen wanted to program a new one and I discouraged that since it sounded like a legal headache.

Please share more about this. Getting in "trouble" for this is a perfect hook forgetting into a T20!