UNC CAUSE - Going Mobile On Campus
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The document discusses mobile initiatives at East Carolina University, North Carolina State University, and University of North Carolina Wilmington. It describes their mobile web portals and apps which provide services like course information, bus schedules, dining menus to students on smartphones. It highlights that ECU's mobile site launched in 2009 supports multiple devices without code changes. NCSU expanded their site to include library tools and room reservations and manages a mobile committee. UNCW explores text messaging options and created applications for real-time bus locations, campus events and more.
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UNC CAUSE - Going Mobile On Campus
- 1. Going Mobile on Campus Steven Forehand - ECU Jason Austin - NCSU Jeff Brown - UNCW
- 2. East Carolina University Onestop Mobile Edition
- 3. Why Onestop Mobile? From “Flip Phone” to “Smart Phone” Internet everywhere ECU’s large and growing mobile community User expectations
- 4. What is Onestop Mobile? Web-based, home-grown “app” Compliments current ECU Onestop portal Supports / Integrates Sungard HE Banner Multiple devices with zero app code change
- 5. What is Onestop Mobile? Re-think and re-imagine Develop according to trends Initial focus on the student community Deployed November 5, 2009 Apple iPhone/iPod/iPad 49% Blackberry 17% Android 31% Other 3%
- 6. What’s Next? Currently 25% Usage Expand device support Staff / Faculty Apps ... More Student Apps Ownership to the Campus Community
- 8. Demo
- 9. NC State Mobile Campus call-to-action Mobile web Expanding to App Store Our apps The future...
- 10. Call-to-Action Community involvement up front Departments and Colleges Start small, grow according to demand
- 11. Mobile Web Cater to many device types Quick deployment, updating On-Campus expertise MIT Mobile Web
- 12. m.ncsu.edu v1 Directory access Bus tracking News YouTube channel
- 13. m.ncsu.edu v2 Added library tools Lab Computer availability Room reservations Book search Added dining hall menus and hours
- 14. App Store Fun :-/ Obtaining a developer license Managing the developer license The dreaded “C” word...committee
- 15. Mobile Initiatives Committee Cross-campus representation Guidance and leadership for mobile Provide campus resources Facilitate communications Manage Apple Developer License
- 16. iOS apps WolfWalk History of NC State GPS-enabled Photos, text
- 17. iOS apps WolfMatch Game with trivia Distance Education Collaboration with external vendor
- 18. mobile.ncsu.edu
- 19. Learn More... Follow @ncsumobile Email mobile@ncsu.edu Visit http://mobile.ncsu.edu Learn more Wed. @ 10:15am in the Carolina Room Where U At? Location-Based Services for Higher Ed
- 20. UNCW Mobile Development What is the best way to get information to students’ phones? Mobile browser Custom application SMS text message
- 21. Interactive Text Messaging User sends text message request Server sends response as text message Requires a Common Short Code Content Provider Message Aggregator Phone Companies
- 22. Some UNCW Applications Real-time bus locations Campus movie schedule Campus event alerts Grades Surf conditions
- 23. More UNCW Applications Word applications Spelling Anagrams Pattern matching
- 24. Advanced Applications Dining hall menus TakeTextPoll.com - polling by SMS Text to vote Dub Hunt - freshman experience scavenger hunt
- 25. More Advanced Apps CouponsToYourPhone.com Class wait list notification SMS to e-mail to SMS
- 26. Conclusions Successful Technology Transfer Platform for computer science student projects Students love it - usage is growing rapidly
- 27. Questions? Steven Forehand forehands@ecu.edu Jason Austin - @jason_austin jason_austin@ncsu.edu Jeff Brown brownj@uncw.edu http://joind.in/2006 Tell us how we did!