OSCE vs UniBE mobile

OSCE-Track is the mobile companion app to monitor practical medical examinations (especially OSCEs) where the students' performance is being registered using the iPad app OSCE-Eval. With OSCE-Track the exam administrators and other personal are able to keep track of the progress the examiners are making assessing their students. OSCE-Track also alerts administrators and exam personnel in cases where an examiner may be in need of help. OSCE-Track periodically checks the exam server for new backups made by the examiners using the OSCE-Eval iPad client. This means that to successfully monitor an exam, both OSCE-Track and OSCE-Eval must be configured to use the same storage credentials. Additionally, the examination must be run in a setting that provides a working Wi-Fi Internet connection. See our support page for detailed instructions on how to set up both OSCE-Track and OSCE-Eval to monitor your first medical examination. # OSCE-Track offers the following features: - Monitor the progress of an OSCE examination. - Receive alerts when examiners haven't been updating their exam files regularly (e.g. within 5 minutes, within 10 minutes). - Backup the entire examination data using only your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. - Sync with iTunes to transfer backups from your mobile device to your desktop or laptop. - Generate and view spreadsheet reports of the examination files. - Supports on-device decryption of the examination results. - Supports multiple languages (English, French, German).

UniBE Mobile is the app that makes studying at the University of Bern easier. Tiresome gathering up was yesterday: Today, students use their smartphones to get information via UniBE Mobile. Not only can the timetable be displayed on the personalized home screen, but also the menus of the favorite canteen are available any time. Via the university library UB, students can browse through the book search and find a suitable place for self-study. The search for locations is particularly useful for first-year students - after all, no one wants to be late for a lecture. The A-Z directory provides important links to relevant information of the university and the city of Bern. In the person directory, all university employees can be found and contacted directly by mail or phone. The app sends the current grades via push notification, hopefully contributing to a successful study day. We don't want it to be up to us. We thank you for the download.