Professor
You are responsible for your students’ data, and ISEUS gives you the tools to protect it: roles, a change trail and clear rules.
Platform, apps and data
Student data protection
Attendance, points and grades are sensitive data. ISEUS is built so that everyone sees only what belongs to them, changes can be traced, and data does not disappear because of a subscription.
How it works
- 01
Everyone sees their own
Students see only their own results. Assistants work with their groups, professors with their courses.
- 02
A trail of changes
Changes are recorded with before and after values, and sensitive data such as passwords and email addresses is removed from the record.
- 03
Data stays
An expired subscription or a downgrade does not delete data. Passwords are stored only as a hash.
Student home: attendance, signature status, the next exam and announcements
What each role gets
Assistant
You can access what you need for your groups, not the whole database.
Student
Your results are not on a public list on a notice board: only you and your instructors see them.
Frequently asked questions
Who can see a student’s results?
The student and the instructors of that course, within their roles. Other students never see someone else’s results.
Is my data deleted if I cancel my subscription?
No. An expired subscription or a downgrade does not delete data. We delete an account only at your request.
Where can I read more about data processing?
The privacy policy describes the categories of data, purposes, processors and your rights. It is currently a draft.
Related features
Course roles and change log
A main professor, professors and assistants with clear rights, optional full rights and a record of every change.
AI assistant “Ask ISEUS”
Questions about course statistics, draft reports and announcements, and help for students. The AI never changes grades.
For independent professors and for institutions
A professor starts alone in their own workspace. With Campus, an institution connects professors, courses and statistics.
Focus on teaching, not on administration.
Run your course in ISEUS, or request a presentation for your whole faculty.