Mobile Campus Assistant - Dev8D Lightening Talk

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MrJ1971

Mobile Campus Assistant is a 6-month, £40,000 project funded by JISC to create mobile applications for students at the University of Bristol. It will develop native apps for Android and iPhone to provide location-sensitive information to students, such as bus times, library hours, and wireless hotspot locations. The project harvested and aggregated data from various university sources and made it available through a RESTful API to power the mobile apps. It faced challenges with incomplete or inaccurate underlying data, and hopes to engage other universities to further the open source project.

Mobile Campus Assistant

Mike Jones (mike.a.jones@bristol.ac.uk)
Institute for Learning and Research Technology (ILRT),
University of Bristol

@MrJ1971

JISC Funded

• A Rapid Innovation project under the
Information Environment strand

• £40,000 grant
• 6 Months @ 1.1 FTE
• Most of the work done during August to
November

The Pitch ...

http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/tonivc/2283676770 http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/nullalux/2261949240

A time and location sensitive application
for students ....

Examples ...

• Where is the nearest wireless
hotspot?
• Where is there a free PC to use?
• When is the next bus to the hall of
residence?
• Which library is open now?

Website and native
applications for ...

Android iPhone

Why?
• Increasingly popular devices

• iPhone OS works also on iPod Touch -
cheaper, but no GPS

• Both use Webkit for web browser rendering
engines

• Team has experience with programming
languages used in SDKs

• Developers have an interest in both platforms

• I wanted an iPhone

Our Solution

Remote
Remote
Remote
Website
Website
Website
HTML/JSON JSON RDF

Proxy Harvest

RESTful Interface Proxy Harvester

Update
Query

Datastore

Mobile Campus Assistant - Dev8D Lightening Talk

Problems encountered
• No Data

- The University needs a
geo-location database. KML
ﬁles can only take you so far.

• Data, but the wrong format

- We needed to scrape HTML
pages in some circumstances,
e.g. PC availability

• Data - inaccurate information Photo by dullhunk - http://ﬂic.kr/p/yBG4q

- RSS feeds of the Service Status don’t always reﬂect
the corresponding website

The Future ...

• Promote the project outputs within the
University to create interest

• Try and create a community with other
institutions ... the software is open
source

• Look for further public funding or
commercial support

Alternatives

• University of Oxford is creating a
Python/Django based open source
project to deliver services to mobile
devices. This is based on their Mobile
Oxford work

• Commercial solutions like campusM
from oMbiel

More Information
• Demo Site:
<http://mca.ilrt.bris.ac.uk>

• Project Blog:
<http://mobilecampus.ilrt.bris.ac.uk>

• Source code:
<http://github.com/MikeJ1971/mobile-
campus-assistant>

For general queries about the project please contact Nikki Rogers
(nikki.rogers@bristol.ac.uk). For technical queries please contact
Mike Jones (mike.a.jones@bristol.ac.uk).

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Mobile Campus Assistant - Dev8D Lightening Talk

1. Mobile Campus Assistant Mike Jones (mike.a.jones@bristol.ac.uk) Institute for Learning and Research Technology (ILRT), University of Bristol @MrJ1971

2. JISC Funded • A Rapid Innovation project under the Information Environment strand • £40,000 grant • 6 Months @ 1.1 FTE • Most of the work done during August to November

3. The Pitch ... http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/tonivc/2283676770 http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/nullalux/2261949240 A time and location sensitive application for students ....

4. Examples ... • Where is the nearest wireless hotspot? • Where is there a free PC to use? • When is the next bus to the hall of residence? • Which library is open now?

5. Website and native applications for ... Android iPhone

6. Why? • Increasingly popular devices • iPhone OS works also on iPod Touch - cheaper, but no GPS • Both use Webkit for web browser rendering engines • Team has experience with programming languages used in SDKs • Developers have an interest in both platforms • I wanted an iPhone

7. Our Solution Remote Remote Remote Website Website Website HTML/JSON JSON RDF Proxy Harvest RESTful Interface Proxy Harvester Update Query Datastore

8. Demo When is the next bus?

10. Native Android app for bus times

11. Problems encountered • No Data - The University needs a geo-location database. KML files can only take you so far. • Data, but the wrong format - We needed to scrape HTML pages in some circumstances, e.g. PC availability • Data - inaccurate information Photo by dullhunk - http://flic.kr/p/yBG4q - RSS feeds of the Service Status don’t always reflect the corresponding website

12. The Future ... • Promote the project outputs within the University to create interest • Try and create a community with other institutions ... the software is open source • Look for further public funding or commercial support

13. Alternatives • University of Oxford is creating a Python/Django based open source project to deliver services to mobile devices. This is based on their Mobile Oxford work • Commercial solutions like campusM from oMbiel

14. More Information • Demo Site: <http://mca.ilrt.bris.ac.uk> • Project Blog: <http://mobilecampus.ilrt.bris.ac.uk> • Source code: <http://github.com/MikeJ1971/mobilecampus-assistant> For general queries about the project please contact Nikki Rogers (nikki.rogers@bristol.ac.uk). For technical queries please contact Mike Jones (mike.a.jones@bristol.ac.uk).

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