Mobile EMIS client for vocational students with schedules and grades
Shows timetables, grades, attendance, assignments and study files in a single mobile view, syncing with the national EMIS through OneID. Raqamli taʼlim markazi built this Android client for vocational college students in Uzbekistan, offering localized Uzbek, Russian, and English interfaces. Key tools include a daily/weekly schedule, a tasks area for submissions and feedback, and a digital library, aimed at students who need on‑the‑go access to their academic records.
What the app connects to and what it actually does
The app serves as a secure mobile client to the national Education Management Information System (EMIS), using OneID for authentication and HTTPS to send credentials directly to the EMIS server. Its core functions are visible at login: students can open a timetable, check attendance logs, open the gradebook, and access contract and document records linked to their institutional account.
How the app supports regular study routines and feedback
It supports day-to-day academic workflows by showing daily and weekly schedules, real-time attendance and absence tracking, and a Tasks section where students submit assignments and receive teacher feedback. The gradebook stores daily and semester results, which students can consult alongside their personal academic profile and GPA display.
Who the app serves and accessibility limits
Designed for vocational students enrolled in EMIS‑connected institutions, the app requires the unique login issued by each school or OneID. It supports Uzbek, Russian, and English, and runs on Android devices, which means learners without Android hardware cannot use it. The developer is listed as Raqamli taʼlim markazi; the app targets learners rather than general public users.
How progress and academic records are reported
Progress tracking is concrete and institution-sourced: monthly attendance records, tracked absences, daily grades and semester summaries are available in the gradebook, and students can open documents linked to their profile. Contract records and tuition schedules appear alongside academic data, keeping administrative and academic information in one place.
Clear fit for EMIS students, limited to Android and institutional accounts
EduTech suits students who are enrolled in Uzbekistan's vocational EMIS network and who need mobile access to attendance, grades and assignments; it depends on institution-issued credentials or OneID and runs on Android devices only. For learners outside that ecosystem or on non‑Android platforms, the app cannot serve as a standalone study hub.
