Three VCU School of Business Information Systems students have developed "Project Linden," an application designed to provide a full service solution to manual data collection. For the past three months Matt Nuckols and Matt Morton, both seniors and Chris Steward, a junior, have been developing a Tablet PC application using Microsoft's NET technology. Their findings have not only been beneficial to their supporters at the VCU Autism Center of Virginia where they went to partner with the medical and educational staff, but have earned them a trip to a national technology contest.

For observational duties performed by a psychologist working with a patient, the students are replacing the usual wooden clipboard with a Table PC. Using wireless technology and web services, all of the system's components allow the data collected to be synchronized with a central database. Because of the students strong use of web services, there are no geographical restrictions on the system.

Link: Fantastic use of Tablet PCs!!!

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