【實用教育app】UniSA PC Finder|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

The PC Finder application is an Android application that can be used by students at the University of South Australia (UniSA) to locate computers available for use in computer barns and general purpose computer pools.

You can use this application using your own 3G internet data connection or UniSA's wireless Eduroam network.

To use this application using the Eduroam network whilst on campus, you are encouraged to configure your Android device according to the FAQ located at :

http://www.unisa.edu.au/ists/ITHelpDesk/FAQS/telephone/Mobile/General/FAQ/mobile_faq27.asp

If you have feedback on this application – please provide it to the IT Help Desk at ：

http://www.unisa.edu.au/ists/ITHelpDesk/default.asp .

Application Functionality

On starting the application, an attempt is made to determine the user’s current location - and also to retrieve a list of university campuses. If the detected user location is deemed to be within the bounds of a campus, the application starts in 'on campus' mode and user is presented with a list of locations with available computers. This list is sorted with the closest location to the user first. If the user’s location is not detected to be on campus, or the device does not permit location detection, the application starts in 'off campus' mode and the user must select a campus from a list.

On campus selection, the user is presented with a list of locations having available computers, sorted so that locations with the most available computers appear first. Some locations may be flagged with a padlock icon, and this indicates some form of restricted access applies to that location.

The user may select from the list of locations to view details of the location and the computers it contains. On selection the user is presented with a menu from which the user can elect to view the location opening hours, the location on a map, the printers available for use, and the hardware and software available at that location.

Certain aspects of the application may be customised by the user via the settings option in the context menu of this application. There are three groups of settings.

These are:

User Location Detection

* Find user on startup - This option is Enabled by default, which means an attempt to locate the user is made during application start up. If this is changed to Disabled, the application will start faster - but the user will initially be running the application in 'off campus' mode.

UniSA Web Service

* Web service timeout - Maximum time in seconds to spend attempting a web service call to the UniSA host before giving up and reporting an error. Set to 20 seconds by default.

Map Display

* Map display type - This defines the 'type' of map to display in the location map display page. Possible values are 'Map' or 'Satellite'. If the map type is changed in the application (via the context menu) this setting will become the new default value. That is, maps will be displayed in this mode until the 'type' is changed again by the user.