Harvey is software that makes it easy for groups of peope to communicate by posting web pages, pictures, news, and threaded discussions to a shared server. Its main goals include: Allow users (students, teachers, and parents) to work from anywhere, Let students openly communicate with each other and their community, Provide an easy way for students to "work on" and "turn-in" an assignment on Harvey using a Web page, Allow other users (parents and peers) to easily see all student work and add comments about it, and Support many schools on a single server. It includes Web page creation tools very similar to the page creation tools on Geocities and Angelfire. Additionally, you can publish photos directly from your digital camera to the web using only a browser.

This script allows you to run a "Where are they now?" section on your web site. It can also be modified to do almost anything with forms.

This is a commercial version of Alumni. It includes all the features of Alumni plus: Arrange Alumni by year, Searchable by keywords or year, Admin Functions, Editable registration of users, Picture uploads, Easy to Customize, Alumni can contact other Alumni without revealing email address Password Retrieval, and more. You can also modify AlumniPRO as a guest book or company employee profiler.

A highly customizable slick community script for alumni sites. Members can post their pictures and searchable information. They can also send messages to each other, enter blogs and use their profile URL in their signature. Includes many administration features, such as approval, mailing list and usage tracking.

GradeORama is a multi-user, multi-class online gradebook. Teachers can post grades, and students can be assigned a username and password to view their grades online. You may also export the grades to a text file for import into Excel or other such program, or import FROM Excel (or any CSV text file) into GradeORama.

HeadCount lets teachers log in with how many of their students will be attending Lunch or a field trip, or just attendance numbers. Originally written for a school that needed to tally up how many students would be attending Lunch, it could easily be used to count how many guests each employee will be bringing to a company picnic, how many guests will be attending a wedding, etc since the labels "Teacher," "Class," and "Number of students" can all be changed.