Judging University Competitions with iPads

Sue Abdinnour; Barb Chaparro

Judging University Competitions with iPads

Wichita State University

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Abstract

We study the use of iPads in judging competitions at a university. Prior to iPads, judges used multiple paper forms. The process was time consuming and labor intensive. After using iPads, judges were asked about their experience with the new process. We share our findings from approximately 100 judges.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Nov 2015
Externally published	Yes
Event	Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting: Decision Sciences in the 21st Century: Theoretical Impact and Practical Relevance - Seattle, WA Duration: Nov 1 2015 → …

Conference

Conference	Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting: Decision Sciences in the 21st Century: Theoretical Impact and Practical Relevance
Period	11/1/15 → …

Keywords

iPads
competition
judging
tablet-based forms

Disciplines

Computer Sciences

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