Quixotically could be built using Flash, sever side technology, such as Coldfusion or PHP, and a database such as Access of MySQL. The advantage of this approach would be that no software would need to be installed by teachers or students. They could just access it through the Internet. It would require, however, high-speed Internet connections, which are not always available in schools. A second approach would be to build a stand-alone application that would need to be installed in the computers. The advantage of this approach would be not needing Internet connections. It would, however, require distributing and installing software in school computers, which is not always and easy or smooth process. Whichever approach, there are both advantages and disadvantages to both. This prototype was built using Flash only, with no server side technology, which provides limited functionality and served as a mere example of what the application would look, feel and work like.