Edube – A Visual Social Bookmarking
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https://doi.org/10.59367/ijfiahm.v1i1.22Keywords:
Education, Edube, information, institute-based, social networking, professional, resumeAbstract
This paper aims at the demonstration of an education-oriented based platform used to receive information regarding technologies, job profiles in a single application based on the institute is an attractive way to reduce time wastage and increase productivity by having all the information needed in a single place. A network where a user can connect based on a particular institute can help students and faculty to share information regarding job profiles easily in a single place without any delay or misinformation. This can save a lot of work as everything is available in one place be it job profiles, or student’s data that contains their updated resume and CVs or their achievements and experiences. The work of this thesis focuses on the design and development of this particular platform that can help job seekers and employers to freely connect and share information. The Edube is a software designed for this specific purpose to provide an education-based online service that operates via mobile app. Edube focuses on creating an institute-based network for providing all the necessary information regarding jobs, offline events, training, and more.
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