Elder Scrolls
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Elder Scrolls
Elder Scrolls is a free Volunteer Management System (VMS) that streamlines the coordination of volunteers and befriendees, with a particular focus on elderly befriending programs. Elder Scrolls combines the speed of Command Line Interface (CLI) interaction with the benefits of a Graphical User Interface (GUI). Whether you prefer the agility of typing or the convenience of visual interaction, Elder Scrolls ensures that your volunteer management tasks are completed swiftly and seamlessly.
Elder Scrolls is crafted with volunteer managers, and organizers involved in elderly befriending initiatives in mind. Whether you’re managing volunteers for elderly care, community outreach, or other social services, Elder Scrolls offers a comprehensive solution for you to simplify and enhance your volunteer management efforts.
With its extendable features and flexible architecture, our open-source VMS can be extended to cater to various types of volunteer management programs with minor adjustments. Whether you’re managing volunteers for elderly care, community outreach, or other social services, Elder Scrolls offers a comprehensive solution to simplify and enhance your volunteer management efforts.
No more cumbersome bookkeeping: manage volunteers and befriendees seamlessly in one intuitive platform. Say goodbye to endless spreadsheets – Elder Scrolls centralizes tasks, making them faster and more effective, with two main features: Volunteer/Befriendee Management, and Log Management. These features allow you to effortlessly add, update and manage your volunteers’ and befriendees’ information, and easily keep track of all activities and interactions between them.
Developed for efficiency by our team, Elder Scrolls lets you focus on what matters most – making a difference in the lives of others.
- If you are interested in using Elder Scrolls, head over to the Quick Start section of the User Guide.
- If you are interested in developing Elder Scrolls, or extending it to further fit your personal needs, the Developer Guide is a good place to start.
Acknowledgements
- Libraries used: JavaFX, Jackson, JUnit5
- This project is based on the AddressBook-Level3 project created by the SE-EDU initiative.