UCOPIA value proposition for Primary and Secondary School

Meeting the legal obligations

UCOPIA allows organisations to comply with the obligation in force in France and throughout Europe for hotels to retain connection data for a period of 12 months in France (decree 2006-358) and for between 6 and 24 months in Europe (directive 2006/24/CE).*

To prohibit pirate connections

The Wi-Fi network does not stop at the walls of the school. Unscrupulous individuals in close proximity to the school can attempt to connect and undermine school information and users. In order to avoid this problem, all users must be authenticated.

Authentication and access to the applications according to profile (teacher, pupils…)

Pupils, teachers, administrative staff, parents of pupils, inspectors, service providers share the school network for teaching and learning, administrative or technical purposes. Each group does not have the same requirements or the same rights. Each user must therefore have a profile defined by the teaching establishment that precisely defines the user's rights (Internet, e-mail, internal applications, printers, …)

THE VIRTUAL SCHOOL

• Virtual learning environment:
  Direct Internet access to all the School's information
• Interactive whiteboard:
  The tool that to replace the blackboard and chalk: full, rich multimedia, whilst preserving the direct, visual link with the class
• Mobile Classroom :
  A flexible structural, easy to transport from one class to another: a trolley fitted with laptops connected wirelessly to the Internet (Wi-Fi).
• Multimedia room :
  Dedicated room, equipped with all of the required IT hardware (Internet access, computers, printers, …)

• School Administration: Managing pupil data
• Parents : Access to grades, text books, administrative forms, canteen menus,...
• Authorities : Managing extracurricular activities and  premises maintenance

*Decree 2006-358 dated the 24 March 2006:
Any organisation providing Internet access must be equipped to retain all session information (date of connection and identity of the user) and traffic information (sites and pages visited) in such a way as to be able to subsequently provide this data in the event of a criminal investigation. If the organisation is not able to comply, the legal representative may be subject to a 75,000 € fine and 5 years' imprisonment.