Nicolás Galdámez

Multi-platform mobile application development analysis

Mobile devices have changed how we conceive software. There is a great range of development alternatives. In this paper, four different multi-platform development approaches (mobile web applications, hybrid, interpreted, and cross-compiled) are analyzed, and their most significant features through a case study are discussed.

Experiences with Electronic Vote: Challenges and Solutions

This paper presents results of a research on electronic voting carried out by the Institute of Research in Computer Science LIDI of the School of Computer Science of the National University of La Plata, Argentina, as part of research in e-Government developed since 2003. In particular, the topic of electronic vote has generated various experiences that allowed developing different election models for public and private environments. These experiences have resulted in the transfer of technology to several sectors

STORM: Brainstorming collaborative web environment oriented to the educational context

This paper details the design and development of a collaborative system that allows using the Brainstorming technique. This technique is widely used at various educational levels, and its development through computer systems adds favorable aspects both for teachers and students. STORM is a tool oriented specifically to the educational environment that allows developing Brainstorming sessions, considering the stages of idea generation, subsequent analysis of the contributions, and the connection of the various ideas in a relational map.