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Campus Móvil: Designing a Mobile Web 2.0 Startup for Higher Education Uses

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In the intersection between the mobile Internet, social software and educational environments, Campus Móvil is a prototype of an online application for mobile devices created for a Spanish university community, providing exclusive and transparent access via an institutional email account. Campus Móvil was proposed and developed to address needs not currently being met in a university community due to a lack of ubiquitous services. It also facilitates network access for numerous specialized activities that complement those normally carried out on campus and in lecture rooms using personal computers.

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  1. Digital Interactions Research Group, University of Vic, Catalunya, Spain

    Hugo Pardo Kuklinski

  2. Human-Computer Interaction Group, Stanford University, USA

    Joel Brandt

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  1. Engineering and Informatics, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland

    John G. Breslin

  2. Socialware, Vienna, Austria

    Thomas N. Burg

  3. Biomedical Knowledge Engineering Laboratory, Dentistry College, Seoul National University, 28 Yeongeon-dong, Jongro-gu, Seoul, Korea

    Hong-Gee Kim

  4. Red Monk, Seattle, WA, USA

    Tom Raftery

  5. Hans Bredow Institut, Hamburg, Germany

    Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

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Kuklinski, H.P., Brandt, J. (2010). Campus Móvil: Designing a Mobile Web 2.0 Startup for Higher Education Uses. In: Breslin, J.G., Burg, T.N., Kim, HG., Raftery, T., Schmidt, JH. (eds) Recent Trends and Developments in Social Software. BlogTalk BlogTalk 2008 2009. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 6045. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-16581-8_15

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