An Investigation of the Usage of IOT for Scholar Safety and Attendance Tracking in Schools

	International Journal of P2P Network Trends and Technology (IJPTT)
	© 2018 by IJPTT Journal
	Volume-8 Issue-5
	Year of Publication : 2018
	Authors : Dr.I.Lakshmi

Citation

MLA Style: Dr.I.Lakshmi "An Investigation of the Usage of IOT for Scholar Safety and Attendance Tracking in Schools" International Journal of P2P Network Trends and Technology 8.5 (2018): 9-16.

APA Style:Dr.I.Lakshmi, (2018). An Investigation of the Usage of IOT for Scholar Safety and Attendance Tracking in Schools. International Journal of P2P Network Trends and Technology, 8(5), 9-16.

Abstract

In India, many pupil abduction cases are stated due to the lack of safety mechanisms and the dearth of law enforcement. Educational institutions including primary faculties are searching out a higher mechanism to screen the pupil attendance in order that the safety of the students may be better monitored. Presently, student attendance in schools is achieved in a conventional manner where the academics will manually take a look at and report the attendance of students in their magnificence. But, this traditional technique has many drawbacks together with it is able to only be taken at positive time c program language period and consequently cannot screen students in actual time. The principle intention of this look at is to analyze the viability of the use of internet of things (IoT) approach to monitor student attendance and their presence in the school compound in real time so that it will make sure their safety. A quantitative information series the usage of questionnaire with 113 working group of workers from number one colleges became performed to perceive the modern challenges of pupil tracking and the viability of the use of iot to deal with those demanding situations. The outcomes of the questionnaire evaluation display that using iot should enhance the safety surroundings of number one colleges by way of being capable of screen scholar attendance as it should be in real time.

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Keywords
IoT, Primary Schools, Students, Attendance Monitoring, Sa