Features
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Group messages to parents and teachers
- Direct: Message immediately as a push notification on the smartphone or tablet.
- Clear: Only teachers can send messages, no chaos due to mixing with parents' responses or discussions.
- Links: Web addresses (URLs) in texts are automatically recognized and linked (e.g. links to government information, school's website, exercise websites,...)
- Read confirmation: See by which students, or by which parents or teachers the message was read.
- Attachment: Attach photos, PDF or Microsoft Office documents directly to the message
Individual conversations
- Private: Teachers can write to parents of a specific child individually (automatically includes all parents/caregivers of the child, as well as the other responsible persons of the same group)
- Inquiries: Parents can write to teachers. (Optional function that can be switched on or off by group managers).
- Master-Conversations: Teachers from a group can write to each other privately.
- Multiple recipients: You can write to several people at once without making it a group.
- Read confirmation: See if parents/caregivers, respectively other teachers and educators have read the message.
As an App or via Web
- App: Parents and teachers can simply download Dimmi on the AppStore or on Google Play
- Web: Dimmi can also be used via web.dimmi.lu to e.g. easily type large texts or for someone who doesn't have a recent smartphone yet.
From Luxembourg for Luxembourg
- Host: Developed and hosted in Luxembourg. Powered by green electricity!
- Support: Telephone support available on a Luxembourg telephone number. For teachers, as well as for parents
- Training: Introductory meetings are available directly at school, but also as a webinar or in an individual online session
No data collection
- Privacy: No advertising. No marketing of your data!
- Simplicity: Linked to the user accounts from an OLEFA website from your organization
- Minimal Data: Not linked to the phone number. E-mail addresses are entered by the parents themselves (forgotten password, etc.) and are not shown to anyone.