Presentation by Tim Fernando (Mobile Oxford, Oxford University) as part of a Mobile Apps and eReaders Showcase at the Centre for Distance Education, University of London
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Mobile oxford university of london mobile applications showcase - 20 september 2012
1. Mobile Oxford
University of London Mobile Applications Showcase
20 September 2012
Tim Fernando
Tech. Project Manager
University of Oxford IT Services
Mobile Oxford Molly Project
University of Oxford
http://m.ox.ac.uk http://mollyproject.org
http://www.ox.ac.uk
@mobileox @mollyproject
6. The Mobile Oxford Team
Tim Fernando, Martin Filliau, Dave King
Twitter: @timfernando, @martinfilliau, @davbo
Now part of software solutions group at IT Services
“guns for hire”
7. Current projects include:
Mobile Oxford
Telecoms self-service
status.ox
events.ox
Security command and control
33. We realised that the majority of use cases involved
searching/browsing for information quickly with a
bit of customisation.
34. Record writing and indexing
600 Seconds
450 Seconds
300 Seconds
150 Seconds
0 Seconds
Open Street Map, POI of Oxfordshire Import time
Postgis (PostgreSQL) Solr
35. More Weblearn
Integration with Student Systems
Deep events integration
Work in progress
and will be made open source with a pmissive license
37. However as a result there are hundreds of software
systems in the University
38. APIs are the key to delivering an integrated
experience in the University
39. Forbes - Explaining the api revolution to your CEO
http://www.forbes.com/sites/danwoods/2011/12/15/explaining-the-api-revolution-to-your-ceo/
40. UIs are now usually uncoupled from data systems
API
UI Design Backend data systems
41. Mobile Oxford
The ‘one stop shop’ for Mobile devices
Side effect: has become a central aggregation point
and is turning into a University portal.
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42. We would like to achieve an integrated
experience across all systems