Abstract
Nowadays, the rapid advancement of mobile software development has triggered to emerge of more online text messaging applications. In the environment of higher education institutions, it is also widely utilized to support the communication process between campus members. This research proposed a system of campus-specific online text messaging that is expected to improve academic activities. As a case study, the system was implemented using <em>React Native</em> framework and <em>Push Notification Service</em> for use in State Polytechnic of Malang, Indonesia. The system consists of three main subsystems that work together, including <em>Client Application</em>, <em>Server Application</em>, and <em>Push Notification Manager</em>. To evaluate the proposed system, we conducted a survey. The result of the user satisfaction test shows that most users consisting of lecturers, staff, and students felt more helped in the communication process in the campus environment.
Highlights
Nowadays, the development of IT implementation has been accelerated at an unprecedented level [1]
We proposed a framework that can be used to implement online text messaging that is used for campus purposes
We developed a system consisting of three sub-systems, namely Client App, Server App, and Push Notifications Manager
Summary
The development of IT implementation has been accelerated at an unprecedented level [1]. Higher educations have improved, and students can enhance their learning abilities with applying information technology [6] This naturally forces universities and other types of higher education institutions to utilize these online messaging apps due to the need for faster and more efficient communication. We proposed a framework that can be used to implement online text messaging that is used for campus purposes. A campus has specific and continuous activities, such as teaching activities carried out by teachers to students, and research discussion activities between teachers and students [8] This framework can be integrated with existing campus systems, so that the required information can be shared with each other. We resume the conclusion about this research and provide the future works
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