What we do

Education Systems

Schools, colleges and universities use a variety of systems to manage their students, teachers and classrooms.

Student Information Systems (SIS) or Management Information Systems (MIS) serve as the main record-keeping platforms for student information, maintaining the data for student grades, attendance records, and disciplinary actions.

Learning Management Systems (LMS) serve as a platform for delivering digital teaching materials, assignments, and assessments to students.

There is a wealth of data within educational systems that, when explained clearly, can empower parents to help children with their education.

Voice Technology

Voice enabled devices were once the stuff of dreams. It was hard to imagine we'd carry mobile phones in our pockets, let alone talk to the devices themselves.

Today, voice activated phones and speakers have become the norm. We're able ask our smart-phones to find a restaurant we might like, and then direct us to it. Using a smart-speaker, we can control the heating and lighting in our house, order shopping and recieve notifications of when it will be delivered.

While adoption of voice technology is being driven by younger consumers, it is actually older consumers who actually use it the most consistently and regularly. Voice technology is now an estblished part of strategies for major brands such as BBC, Sainsbury's and Barclays.

Putting it all together

At Swotly, we improve parental engagement using voice technology. We provide access to data held within schools' systems in a natural and convenient way. And we do it with virtuallly no impact on the school.

Instead of having to access one or more apps on their phone, parents use Swotly to enquire about their children's timetable and homework, and stay informed about their coursework grades. Most importantly, parents discover what topics their children are studying and even get a brief description of the subject-matter. This helps them to ask informed questions.

Our aim is to empower parents so they're able to further support their children in their education, helping them become organised and active learners.