Authors :
Amuncio, Jun Rey; Crisostomo, Kenneth; Gatinao, Hannah Michaela G; Palomo, Gerber Jay L; Paculanan, Kristian Jay C.; Cedie E. Gabriel; Reginald S. Prudente
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/b64f4zrs
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may665
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Abstract :
The study presents the development and evaluation of a smart wearable system to monitor student appearance
and activity participation through ID scanning at South East Asian Institute of Technology (SEAIT), Tupi, South
Kotabato. Methods of traditional appearance in educational institutions are often disabled, error-prone and susceptible to
manipulation. The project integrates human-computer interaction (HCI) principles into a smart wearable device that uses
ID scanning to automate the attendance and recording of student participation. The system aims to improve accuracy,
reduce administrative burden, and increase the user experience through user -friendly interfaces and real -time data
processing. The purposeful test and performance assessment demonstrated that the system provides more efficiency and
satisfaction than traditional methods, although some users expressed concern over the need for privacy and additional
support. Overall, the system shows strong ability to increase institutional operations in the resource-limit environment.
Keywords :
Smart Wearable System, Student Attendance, ID Scanning, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), SEAIT, Real-Time Monitoring, Educational Technology, Usability Testing, Activity Participation, Automation.
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The study presents the development and evaluation of a smart wearable system to monitor student appearance
and activity participation through ID scanning at South East Asian Institute of Technology (SEAIT), Tupi, South
Kotabato. Methods of traditional appearance in educational institutions are often disabled, error-prone and susceptible to
manipulation. The project integrates human-computer interaction (HCI) principles into a smart wearable device that uses
ID scanning to automate the attendance and recording of student participation. The system aims to improve accuracy,
reduce administrative burden, and increase the user experience through user -friendly interfaces and real -time data
processing. The purposeful test and performance assessment demonstrated that the system provides more efficiency and
satisfaction than traditional methods, although some users expressed concern over the need for privacy and additional
support. Overall, the system shows strong ability to increase institutional operations in the resource-limit environment.
Keywords :
Smart Wearable System, Student Attendance, ID Scanning, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), SEAIT, Real-Time Monitoring, Educational Technology, Usability Testing, Activity Participation, Automation.