Volume 3 • Issue 1 • PP: 28-35 • 2022
Infallible and FastQR Code Based Attendance Plus Feedback System
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We all know that keeping track of students' attendance is a crucial part of their education. Marking attendance, particularly in higher educational institutions, is a time-consuming and inefficient operation due to the large number of students. Taking feedback from students during seminars or guest lectures is also a time-consuming and demanding endeavor. It has a significant impact on an educational organization's overall productivity. We also understand that smartphones have become common, as well as a need in this rapidly changing digital world. Various smartphone applications have been developed, allowing us to boost our productivity while saving a significant amount of time. Many digital technologies, such as fingerprint scanning, RFID, facial recognition, QR codes, and barcode-based systems, have been presented in recent years. However, they were unable to adopt these ideas on a broad scale due to factors such as sophisticated functionality, easy to cheat, time demanding, and poor user experience. Furthermore, there are no effective or time-saving methods in place for collecting student feedback during seminars or guest lectures. To address all of these concerns, we devised and suggested a quick, scalable, and error-proof QR code-based system capable of accurately recording attendance and collecting feedback at seminars or guest lectures.
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