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Another step to development as LASPOTECH students to view approved results online




Ayanda Adeola, Odejobi Yusuf 

The Information Communication and Technology (ICT), centre of Lagos State Polytechnic have developed home grown software for online hosting of students' results.

The software was developed by the Directorate of ICT, Dr. Adegoke Abisoye in order to make life easier for students to meet up with the academic world technological development.


As part of development in the institution the students are now provided the platform to view and download their results without any form of constrain.

Information  gathered from LASPOTECH  NEWSFLASH, a publication  issued by the Information and Public  Relations  unit of the institution  clearly states that the approved results  of the first  semester  2017/2018 academic  session  have been uploaded.  Students are enjoined to log on to the Polytechnic portal using their student log-in details to print out their results.

In the same vein, the Academic staff of the Polytechnic is not left out  of  this development as Academic staff members  can now log on to the polytechnic  portal to upload their profile using the provided template  on the portal.

The Academic staffs are enjoined to meet up with this exercise before the set ultimatum June 15, 2018 upon which the template would be unplugged from the portal.


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