Monday, August 23, 2010
Infinite Campus
Youngest Son's math teacher emailed us that we ought to sign into "infinite campus" to keep track of his grades this semester in high school. Perhaps the phrase is meant to convey the impression of unconfined learning, but I was in high school myself long ago, and instead it conveys a whiff of "Hotel California:" you can never leave.
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"Infinite campus" to describe the ability to check up on your kid's grades. What a load. Ours is called "Pawerschool."
"Pawer"? Besides the pun, is this a reference to the "cubs?"
Infinite Campus is very Star Trek-y, although undeservedly so. High school hardly can be said to offer even finite quantities of most things. What they should have is something less presumptuous and hyperbolic and give it a hint of Big Brother.
Campus Overseer isn't subtle enough, but is on the right track. Hall Monitor might just fit the bill, and is suitably punny.
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