Classroom daily affair information issuing method and system

Abstract

The invention provides a classroom daily affair information issuing method and system, and relates to the field of information processing. The classroom daily event information publishing method comprises the steps of obtaining wildcard character field information in to-be-published information and configuration panel information corresponding to the to-be-published information; traversing historical data in the database according to wildcard character field information in the to-be-published information, and sorting traversed data results according to the similarity; and covering the to-be-published information data with the historical data of which the similarity is greater than a preset threshold value, and publishing the covered to-be-published information data to a corresponding position of the configuration panel. The method can realize batch publishing of information. The invention also provides a classroom daily affair information publishing system. The system comprises an acquisition module, a traversal sorting module and a publishing module.

Description

technical field

[0001] The present invention relates to the field of information processing, in particular to a method and system for releasing information on daily matters in a classroom. Background technique

[0002] At present, schools release information to students such as examinations, holidays, rewards and punishments, cultural activities, and curriculum arrangements, mostly by posting information on the information release column in the open square, or writing on the blackboard. But there are always some problems. Before the information is released, it is very inconvenient to mechanically draft and write on the spot; the information is not eye-catching enough, especially when the light is dim at night; Important information will cause all kinds of trouble and inconvenience; if the information is released, if the paper propaganda documents are eroded by harsh natural conditions, such as damage by storms, all previous efforts will be wasted; and the summary work after ...