There winning mobile application is called HBCU Buddy. HBCU Buddy is a mobile application created to educate and inform users, including both prospective and current college students, about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) across the United States.
The application opens with a directory profiling each HBCU with information on academics, admissions, research, student life, alumni and other details. After selecting a school students can navigate through the school – literally – by accessing virtual tours of buildings, on-campus videos, and local GPS and directions. The application also provides students with customizable social networking features to connect with each other, their school and community. Students can use the application to follow the latest on school club and campus happenings, local events, hot spots around the community and more.
Here is interview that Ms. Keel and Ms. Miller gave to NBC on HBCU Buddy:
The future face of technology is all around us ... and that is good news!
2 comments:
Did the steal the code from the app from a previous job and then submit the code to win the prize? They both worked for keaughn(); during the contest duration and "borrowed" code developed for the svn repository to develop the hbcu buddy. Is this cheating?
Keaughn - That is a remarkable accusation. Have you made this accusation publically? Or just here on this blog?
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