Concord Scioware Overview

Concord's new Scioware system provides an institution with the ability to implement a comprehensive and affordable Education Support System, complete with ePortfolio application - today.

Developed in close cooperation with partner universities and built on the proven Concord Digital Content Server platform, the Scioware system incorporates many advanced features to benefit the student, the faculty, the institution and external stakeholders.

With the Scioware system, Concord provides four standalone or integrated modules targeted at specific applications or is available as a complete Education Support System. Click on a heading for more information about the module.

Presentation Portfolio Manager (ePortfolio)
Students, teams and other users can now build good quality websites, quickly and easily.

Competency & Skills Manager
Institutions can set, track and measure outcomes with a flexible matrix-based solution.

Personal Curriculum Manager
Students now have a total view of a personalized plan for every semester, complete with progress indicators.

Education Support System
Sometimes referred to as a digital library, this advanced support system provides a secure repository for education content that authorized users may be shared with or attached to any other associated application.

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Scio - from the Latin word "to know, to understand"

The modular and scalable approach of the web-based Scioware system means that an institution can implement an eportfolio solution that fits its current application requirements, quickly and affordably; whether it be for personal storage and display or for a more comprehensive personal development management solution.

Other campus applications are complemented, not replaced, through Concord’s ability to interface to existing LMS and SIS systems, for information such as course enrollments or user IDs and for sharing content.

The flexibility of the Scioware software means that a institution can start with a single set of functionality and then grow the system over time.