Preliminary Mobile Beacon Application Framework for Higher Education Co-Curricular Engagement
Nurul Aida Mohamed Noor,
Mohammad Fadhli Asli,
Jackel Chew Vui Lung
et al.
Abstract:Mobile beacon application leverages the beacon technology as location-based or proximity sensors to notify or interact with user via mobile apps. There are many instances of these applications especially as an engagement platform across many domains like marketing, retails, exhibitions, or public services. Mobile beacon application holds potential as an engagement tool for empowering co-curricular engagement in higher education. Integrated with personalized mobile notification, users can be notified and intera… Show more
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