OpenCampus
5.7#18 in school scheduling softwareWebAPISelf-hosted
VisitOpenCampus vs UniTime
What both publish
| Fact | OpenCampus | UniTime |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The site describes the platform as self-hosted and says it is intended for deployment in institutional environments. | UniTime is a server-client application with a web-based interface and platform-independent distributions; installation notes cover Linux, Windows, and Mac. |
| Integrations | LDAP and SSO integration are listed as planned features. | UniTime can run independently or interface with an existing student information system. |
| License | The site says the license will be specified before the first stable release. | UniTime 4.x application code is distributed under the Apache License 2.0; documentation uses GNU Free Documentation License 1.3. |
| Purpose | OpenCampus is an open-source, self-hosted platform for university scheduling, academic structure, and student attendance. | UniTime is an educational scheduling system for creating and managing course and exam timetables, room sharing, and student class assignments. |
OpenCampus plans
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UniTime plans
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Pick OpenCampus if…
OpenCampus may suit institutions evaluating a self-hosted system for courses, timetables, enrollment, and attendance. Its development status and pending setup instructions make it important to assess deployment readiness first.
Pick UniTime if…
UniTime is intended for schools, colleges, and universities coordinating course, exam, room, and student schedules. It may suit institutions with multiple schedule managers or a need to connect scheduling data with an existing student information system.