Did you know OpenSpecimen v2.0 will support tablets?
Why is it important?
Enhanced productivity and better quality data.
Lesser the time needed to enter data in OpenSpecimen, better is the productivity. Many biobanking tasks are done away from the desktop. For example, a technician in front of the freezer, wants to check what a box contains, or scan a barcode of a vial and check its details. A nurse standing at the clinic wants to register a participant or add consent information.
Wouldn’t it be much easier using hand-held device rather than running back and forth to a desktop?
Why a tablet and not mobile?
Tablets provide more screen space than a mobile. E.g. viewing contents of a box or registering a participant is much easier in a tablet than a mobile. Having said that a native mobile app will be developed by the end of 2015 after discussing the use cases with the community.
How to access OpenSpecimen via tablet? Ans: Via the browser
OpenSpecimen’s user interface is highly “responsive”. It means based on the type of device and the screen size, it automatically adjusts itself. In other words, the same user interface will work seamlessly across devices. The end users will be get a consistent user experience across desktops and tablets. No separate training required.
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