MeetPlan / MeetPlanFrontend

School organizer. Full blown solution for schools - grade managment, absence managment, meetings and more. Frontend for MeetPlan, written with TypeScript and Svelte.
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Migration of data from existing SIS-es to MeetPlan #39

Open mytja opened 2 years ago

mytja commented 2 years ago

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Slovenia/comments/vhnd34/comment/id9upuh/

I do not have access to any of these exports or imports, so if you have it, it would be greatly appreciated.

aikenahac commented 1 year ago

I'm 99.9999999% sure it's not legal for someone to give you exported data from their school, as it contains a lot of personal information about their students and staff.

mytja commented 1 year ago

I'm 99.9999999% sure it's not legal for someone to give you exported data from their school, as it contains a lot of personal information about their students and staff.

Hello, and thanks for your comment. I'm not asking for full exports that contain personal and/or sensitive data - far from that (as you said, it's not legal) - all I want are the rough CSV (or whatever format) keys and possibly some (max. 5) entries, that have replaced sensitive data with example data (for example, replace students' names with "Janez Primer" or something similar)

aikenahac commented 1 year ago

Yes, that makes more sense, but there might be a contractual obligation from the schools preventing them from sharing even the structure, such as an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement).

mytja commented 1 year ago

there might be a contractual obligation from the schools preventing them from sharing even the structure, such as an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement).

I am presently not aware of anything like that, but I don't have any proper paperwork/NDAs/contracts by eAsistent or Lo.Polis (as I'm not a school), but you probably know better (since you seem to be working for eAsistent).

aikenahac commented 1 year ago

My point is, this would be tricky to implement. While I work for eAsistent, I do not have access to any backend code as I am a student. I also don't have access to any paperwork with the schools since I'm in the development department, so everything I say here is based on my assumptions from studying a bit of basic business law.