mobile uni-app phase 2
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Status Quo
Outlook
Agenda
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Status Quo
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Institute of Information Management 3
IT Department HSG
SWITCH
3. Unis / FHs
OrderFunding
Knowledge& Prototype
Knowledge
Funding
Christoph BaumgartenKai Blanke
Prof. Andrea BackThomas Sammer (PM)Fabio Camichel, Florian Ickelsheimer
Project Stakeholder
University of Lugano
FHNWProject Partners
Phase 2
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Pro
ject
Pilot Study
Phase 2: Implementation and roll-out of
more comprehensive
modules
Phase 1: Concept and
prototype development
2012
Project Phases
Phase 1.5: Roll-out of the prototype at the Uni SG
Nov-Dec 2011
Jan-June 20112010
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(1) P
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(9) U
nivers
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ports p
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(10) P
ublic tr
affic s
hedule
(11) R
oom re
serv
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ewsfeed
(13) R
egister o
f pers
ons
(14) C
alendar o
f eve
nts
(15) C
afete
ria m
enu
(16) G
eneral in
form
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Demand for mobile usage Non mobile usage
OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
Functionalities
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Technology Review:
3 alternatives
5 frameworks evaluated (PhoneGap, QuickConnect, Rhodes, MoSync, Kurogo)
Share on total input House development PhoneGap QuickConnect Kurogo
Back-end Interfaces 30 % 100 % 150 % 150 % 100 %
Webserver 40 % 100 % 100 % 100 % 60 %
Client Systeme 30 % 100 % 20 % 30 % 90 %
Sum 100 % 100 % 91 % 94 % 81 %
Technology Review
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Technology Review
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Fork of the MIT Mobile Framework, an open source project started in 2007andadapted by multiple education institutions in the iMobileU communityiMobileU is a community of educational institutions with a shared interest in mobile development including institutions such as MIT and Harvard
Kurogo framework is based on PHP, HTML and CSS but compatible with any web-technology. Modules in HTML5 can be included and exported to native Apps using Phone Gap.
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Benefits of the Kurogo Framework
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Some State-of-the-Art HTML5 Mobile-Apps
apps.ft.com openappmkt.comFinancial Times dropped their native iOS app and use instead a HTML5 web app that is offline accessible.
Openappmkt.com is an app market based on HTML5 that offers a wide range of HTML5 apps. Most are offline useable.
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Del
iver
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Prototype
About 140 hours
6 dynamic functions
news, timetable / events, people directory,
campus map, public transportation, cafeteria menu.
Static content (emergency information)
External links (E-Mail / iNotes, HSG Alumni)
Useable as optimized website on different devices
Useable as native App (Wrapper App) on Android and iOS
ATM only online access,
but offline access is realizable (browser cash or HTML5 SQL-Light)
Prototype
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Status Quo
Outlook
Agenda
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Fu
nct
ion
alit
y
(1) P
ersonal ti
meta
ble
(2) C
ourse in
form
ation
(3) C
ourse m
ateria
l
(4) E
xam
gra
des
(5) L
ibra
ry
(6) C
ampusm
ap
(7) E
xam
regest
ratio
n
(8) S
emest
er regest
ratio
n
(9) U
nivers
ity s
ports p
rogra
m
(10) P
ublic tr
affic s
hedule
(11) R
oom re
serv
ation
(12) N
ewsfeed
(13) R
egister o
f pers
ons
(14) C
alendar o
f eve
nts
(15) C
afete
ria m
enu
(16) G
eneral in
form
ation
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1.5
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2.5
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3.5
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4.5
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Demand for mobile usage Non mobile usage
OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OKP2 P2 P2
Functionalities of Phase 2
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New
Mo
du
les
(1) E-Learning Functionality (University of Lugano): Integration of the Moodle LMS
(2) Native Apps (University of Lugano): Kurogo modules that use HTML5 can be used to generate native Android and iOS apps using Phone Gap. We will develop Kurogo modules using HTML5 and offer these modules also as native apps.
(3) Library-Interface (University of St.Gallen): Mobile access for different library-services including the library catalogue (ALEPH and Swiss Bib).
(4) AAI-Interface (University of St.Gallen): Will allow user authentication and access to protected content / services.
(5) Personal timetable (University of St.Gallen): Access to a personal timetable that will show the next lectures of a student / lecturer.
Modules of Phase 2
By bringing together Swiss universities and using the same standard framework for mobile apps, we can save resources and accelerate the development and rollout of such apps.
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Modules of Phase 2
By bringing together Swiss universities and using the same standard framework for mobile apps, we can save resources and accelerate the development and rollout of such apps.
iMobileU
Uni SG Uni
Lugano FHNW
Modules / Functionalities can be shared, integrated and adapted
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http://mobileuniapp.net/info
Further Information and latest Updates
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Thank you!
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Thomas Sammer
I am a Ph.D. student and research associate at the Institute of Information Management 3 (Chair of Prof. Dr. Andrea Back) at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. In 2010 I’ve earned a master’s degree in management and international business at the University of Graz, Austria. Since August 2010 I am enrolled in the doctoral program in business innovation at the University of St. Gallen where I focus my research on applying mobile technologies on business processes. I am active in the fields of consulting (e.g. for Bayer Business Services GmbH, Pattern Science AG, aso.), teaching and research. I am also project leader of the AAA/SWITCH project Mobile Uni-App. For a one slide summary of my CV visit slideshare.net/thfs.
Mag. Thomas SammerInstitute of Information Management
University of St Gallen
Müller Friedberg Strasse 8
9000 St. Gallen, Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0)71 224 3870
Fax: +41 (0)71 224 2716
Mail: [email protected]
Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/thfs
About.me: http://about.me/thomassammer
Twitter: @thfs