Case · Browser automation
Wilma & itslearning automations — hours back to the teacher
The user interfaces of Finnish school systems weren't built for a teacher's daily routines. Scripts that replace repetitive clicking bring hours of work time back every week — attention shifts from fighting the UI to teaching.
The case in brief
Teachers spend hours every week on tasks the systems make needlessly slow: filling study plans student by student, going through completion lists, tracking absences and submissions. Selenium-based scripts run these routines for all students at once: bulk-filling study plans, color-coding completion lists, highlighting absences and downloading course data in batches.
The automations don't replace the teacher's judgment — they handle the mechanical part. They make no pedagogical decisions and move no student data outside the approved environment. Accessibility is built in: color coding is always paired with textual status information.
What you can order
- Automating one or more routines in your environment
- Consulting: which school-work routines are worth automating and which are not
- Mapping and prioritizing existing manual workflows
- Documenting the scripts and rolling them out to other teachers
Let's identify your clumsy routines and replace them with automations — and free teachers' time back to teaching.
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