Boarding School Students Monitoring Systems (E-ID) Using Radio Frequency Identification
Herdawatie Bt Abdul Kadir, Mohd Helmy Abd. Wahab & Siti Nurul Aqmariah Bt Mohd Kanafiah
Journal of Social Sciences, Volume 5, Issue 3, pp. 206–211 · doi.org/10.3844/jssp.2009.206.211
Abstract
Problem statement: Monitoring Boarding school student movement using the old-fashioned study system is inefficient and brings difficulty to the hostel management to check attendance manually. By using RFID technology, student movement is quick and easy. Approach: The application of RFID Matrix Card system as a boarding school students monitoring system (E-ID) were purposed to improve school management system and to monitor interest group movement. The RFID tags enable school management to track the students movements in and out of the hostel. An individual without RFID card will trigger the alarm and this will inform school management about availability of students using an online monitoring system. Results: This system used main component of passive RFID system, database management system and wireless networking. When RFID tag pass through the RFID reader in read range zone, system recorded data from the RFID tag to the database system. Data sent online to the management for the supervision of students. This ease management to monitor availability of boarding school students and access the students personal records. Conclusion: This research study offer important implication for monitoring the boarding school students. Although this project cannot control the punctuation of student but it can ease the workload of school management and save time.
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Kadir, H. B. A., Wahab, M. H. A. & Kanafiah, S. N. A. B. M. (2009). Boarding School Students Monitoring Systems (E-ID) Using Radio Frequency Identification. Journal of Social Sciences, 5(3), 206–211. https://doi.org/10.3844/jssp.2009.206.211
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