(i.e. computer lab, laptops). It was a free and worked well, I am sure it
could be adapted for parent-teacher conferences.
Lisa
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 4:47 PM, Dave Candelario <dcandelario@micds.org>wrote:
> Rhonda,
>
> We are also a JK-12 school with 1,200 students and are in the process of
> selecting a parent conference scheduling application.
> We have three products that we're considering. . . Teeso, Pick a Time,
> and Virtual Paragon. We're a WhippleHill school, so Pick a Time has an
> advantage because of their integration with WhippleHill. We have not,
> however, made a final decision. We plan to take a more in-depth look at
> Pick a Time very soon and assuming it meets our requirements, it's the
> likely solution for us.
>
> Dave
> Director of Technology
>
>
>
> A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> writes:
> >Our school, approximately 850 students pre-k - 12, is interested in a low-
> >cost, or no-cost, parent conference scheduling program. What does your
> >school use? A posting mentioned a wiki, but we would like a program that
> >allows the parent to view and schedule more than one child on the same
> >screen. Has anyone used pickatime.com, volunteerspot.com, or pt
> >conference maker? Thank you!
> >
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