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 On-demand podcast: FREE whitepaper discusses proliferation of mobile phones and how proof of identity has evolved to include mobile IDs. Source: HID Global |
25 May, 2018NC State redesigns Wolfpack One Card
North Carolina State University is making changes to its campus card, the Wolfpack OneCard, with students, faculty and staff able to get their hands on the new credential this June. Among the changes is the ability for campus card holders to use their ID for debit transactions if they have a PNC Bank account.
25 May, 2018LSU to allow preferred names on Tiger Cards
Louisiana State University is the latest campus to recognize student preferred names on the campus card. The university announced in a press release this week that LSU students will be able to use their chosen name on their Tiger Cards beginning with the fall 2018 semester.
24 May, 2018NACCU 2018 Awards rundown
All the winners from the 25th Annual Conference in Reno, Nevada
The winners of 2018 NACCU Annual awards were announced on April 25, 2018 at the Association’s 25th Annual Conference in Reno, Nevada. Headlining the award winners was the Distinguished Service Award, which was given to Georgia Tech’s James Pete. Additionally, NACCU recognized individuals and institutions for their accomplishments in a number of other award categories.
22 May, 2018Georgia Tech’s Jim Pete receives NACCU’s Distinguished Service Award
James “Jim” Pete received the 2018 NACCU Distinguished Service Award during the 25th Annual NACCU Conference in Reno on April 25, 2018. The award was presented by ASSA ABLOY’s Angelo Faenza.
18 May, 2018Pittsburgh area schools implement new visitor management system
Pittsburgh’s Penn Hills School District is stepping up its campus security efforts with the installation of a new Raptor visitor management system. The system will help boost campus security by identifying and badging visitors to district campuses.
18 May, 2018Chinese high school monitors student attentiveness with facial recognition
A high school in Hangzhou City on the eastern coast of China is using facial recognition technology to monitor student attentiveness while in the classroom. Hangzhou Number 11 High School has installed three cameras at the front of the classroom to scan student faces every 30 seconds to analyze facial expressions and detect student moods.
18 May, 2018How accessible is your card office website?
NACCU member survey sheds light on card office online accessibility
The National Association of Campus Card Users recently polled its member campuses to determine just how accessible their card office websites were with a Speedy Benchmark report. The survey used the “three-click rule” — an unofficial web design rule for website navigation — for reference, which suggests that website users should be able to find any information within three mouse clicks from the homepage.
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