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 ==== Databases ====
-A //database// is "an organized collection of data" which can be accessed by a computer. There are two main databases that must be created to get started with Silent Dismissal: a //user accounts// database and a //student records// database.
+A //database// is "an organized collection of data" which can be accessed by a computer or mobile device. There are two main databases that must be created to get started with Silent Dismissal: a //user accounts// database and a //student records// database.
-//User accounts// are used by faculty & staff to operate the Silent Dismissal program, and each account type has a specific set of permissions. This allows users to serve specific functions during dismissal, as it takes different roles to perform the dismissal process. Student records are a crucial part of our system because they store data about a student's school activities and dismissal, like which bus they ride or which after school activity they attend.
+User accounts are used by faculty & staff to operate the Silent Dismissal program, and each account type has a specific set of permissions. This allows users to serve specific functions during dismissal, as it takes different roles to perform the dismissal process. Student records are a crucial part of our system because they store data about a student's school activities and dismissal, like which bus they ride or which after school activity they attend.
 Both of these databases will be created during the initial setup of your school's Silent Dismissal program, and can be accessed and edited at later times by a local admin account.