Proposition pour la mise en œuvre d'une carte multiservice pour les universités européennes
Sylvain Cammas, Geoffroy Vibrac · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2017
The aim of the European Student Card (ESC) project is to create a student status at the European level. One of its objectives is the proliferation of the student status so that, upon presenting their card, students can assert their rights with the institutions that are members of the project.Part of the National Student Life Plan (PNVE), the project steering committee is made up of key stakeholders from French higher education, the National Student Card Committee (CNCE) and higher education representatives from Italy, Germany and Ireland. CNOUS (the French student services agency) has operational responsibility.The simplest version of the card only has a QR code, while the more elaborate version has an embedded memory chip that serves the same role as the QR code. The card technology must allow digital services to be added to a card that does not yet have them, and in particular to one for which nothing, or almost nothing, was planned to enable this. We will present, for example, adding the Izly service as well as using the QR code to check the status of a student when they present their card.Nothing would be possible without an application that manages the exchange of information between institutions. We will present how the ESC-R (European Student Card-Router) application will work. The project schedule anticipates development of the ESC-R platform in 2017 and setting up a use case for the proliferation of the student status via QR code.The use case for adding a service is scheduled for 2018.