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Studue is a shared assignment calendar for ZHAW students. One person enters a deadline for a module and everyone in the class sees it, alongside their schedule and a campus building map.
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Shared assignment calendar for ZHAW students
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A shared assignment calendar for ZHAW students.
Assignments — what is due, and when
Create & edit — shared with everyone in the module
How it works
• Go to https://studue.ch
• Enter your student ID (e.g., tomavant3)
• Your schedule is downloaded from stundenplan.zhaw.ch
• You can see assignments created by other students who attend the same classes/modules as you
• Click "Sign in" and you will receive an email with an authentication link
• You can now create new assignments for your modules and edit existing onesRead the full README ↗A shared assignment calendar for ZHAW students.
The system only works if at least one person takes the time to enter assignments on Studue.
The system is also based on trust. If someone starts to maliciously delete or edit assignments, it will no longer work.