Case Study

Activity Prevention Application For Students

A mobile device activity prevention program is intended to assist users in managing and controlling their device usage, particularly screen time and app usage.

At a Glance

MDM is a piece of software that assists in the management of personal device use in the classroom. This software can monitor and regulate the gadgets of kids and teachers to ensure that they are using technology safely and responsibly.

It restricts access to websites and apps while also monitoring user activities. MDM covers a wide range of topics, including security, application deployment and management, and device maintenance.

Key Highlights

Location Detection

Screen Lock Detection

SIM Card Detection

Single Swipe Activation

Sync with Facebook

Creative UI/UX

Challenges

Data Management Issue
Interoperability
Server Management Complexity
Security Issues
Selecting the Right Technology

About Client

The client is a Norway based IT company looking forward to have a potential technology partner for their proposed domain specific product called Mobile Device Activity Prevention Application for students.

EDTECH

Industry

CONTENT MANAGEMENT

Domain

NORWAY

Location

How we helped?

After in-depth analysis of proposed mobile app, Azilen recommended several positive changes in wireframe and suggested to develop the app with cross platform mobile technology React Native.

The Solution

The application helped the user in minimizing the unnecessary usage of mobile device through strategically planned reward system.
Multiple technologies are used to accomplish various functionalities such as :
- Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) for push notifications.
- Third party tools for Scratch Card Integration and QR Code Management.
- Relevant APIs for seamless Score Counting aligned with the application’s hold time cycle.
We Special efforts were kept for hindrance free & automated Background Timer Management and the user Database Management.

Mobile activity prevention application

Using MDM software might be a double-edged sword. These tools not only broaden pupils’ learning capacity, but they also give them with access to improper web content. Mobile devices can be a good substitute for textbooks since they give relevant and timely information in a small package.

The use of MDM solutions helps to reduce risk by blocking access to specific websites and applications, allowing educators to monitor devices, and warning teachers of potentially risky behavior.