The app is really just a traditional browser.
Using the app is fundamentally no different than using a common internet browser to access the UCO portal, so having an app for such a purpose seems kind of redundant. I get logged out of the app, just as I would an internet browser, and the display is the same as though I were accessing UCOnnect via Safari browser, as opposed to an app interface display.
I mean, Pulse is capable of keeping me up to date on grades, D2L correspondence, etc., although the app is someone limited in its access to UCOnnect without having to log in with credentials. UCO should be capable of developing an app that is both friendly and secure for app users.
The perfect UCO app would have an app interface display, which includes everything from UCOnnect, UCO radio, email, UCO sports, UCO social media, etc.—things that one would expect of a centralized app for students and faculty—and it wouldn’t log out users every time that the app is closed.
Come on, UCO! You can do better! Roll ‘Chos!
I mean, Pulse is capable of keeping me up to date on grades, D2L correspondence, etc., although the app is someone limited in its access to UCOnnect without having to log in with credentials. UCO should be capable of developing an app that is both friendly and secure for app users.
The perfect UCO app would have an app interface display, which includes everything from UCOnnect, UCO radio, email, UCO sports, UCO social media, etc.—things that one would expect of a centralized app for students and faculty—and it wouldn’t log out users every time that the app is closed.
Come on, UCO! You can do better! Roll ‘Chos!
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