Visitors’ Information System of Saint Mary’s University (VISSMU)

In an evolving world, where pen and paper are still used in logging in, the researchers come up with this study to make logging in faster and more efficient. Visitors’ Information System is a system where it uses a computerized system method of logging in. It encodes the necessary credentials of the visitor and to enter the campus hassle free. This will speed up the process ensuring that visitors can enter the campus more quickly and smoothly. This study aims to determine the level of Satisfaction of visitors of Saint Mary’s University Main Campus on the Visitors Information System of Saint Mary’s University. It employed a comparative-descriptive research design. And, by purposive sampling, 30 visitors were considered as the respondents of the study. After data analysis, the findings revealed that most of the respondents are satisfied with our system. Moreover, it was found that most of the respondents suggest that the system must be versatile to other devices e.g. Phones and tablets for the visitors to have easier access. The findings of this study can be used as a basis for future researchers for improving the Visitors’ Information System.

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Psychology and Education A Multidisciplinary Journal
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2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.70838/pemj.350601
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Sharing Economy and Platforms
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Visitors’ Information System of Saint Mary’s University (VISSMU)

Lady Valen Charon Dela Peña, Kristel Joy Dapiawen, Daniel Pineda, Vince Jiro Miranda et al.
Psychology and Education A Multidisciplinary Journal
Sharing Economy and Platforms
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Visitors’ Information System of Saint Mary’s University (VISSMU)

Lady Valen Charon Dela Peña, Kristel Joy Dapiawen, Daniel Pineda, Vince Jiro Miranda, Ygem Dace Darren Anito, Rhein Ernest Ramones, Mark Adrian Manuel, Mark Ricky Gapasin, Rhea Nikka Salinas, Mark Ian Billedo
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Abstract

In an evolving world, where pen and paper are still used in logging in, the researchers come up with this study to make logging in faster and more efficient. Visitors’ Information System is a system where it uses a computerized system method of logging in. It encodes the necessary credentials of the visitor and to enter the campus hassle free. This will speed up the process ensuring that visitors can enter the campus more quickly and smoothly. This study aims to determine the level of Satisfaction of visitors of Saint Mary’s University Main Campus on the Visitors Information System of Saint Mary’s University. It employed a comparative-descriptive research design. And, by purposive sampling, 30 visitors were considered as the respondents of the study. After data analysis, the findings revealed that most of the respondents are satisfied with our system. Moreover, it was found that most of the respondents suggest that the system must be versatile to other devices e.g. Phones and tablets for the visitors to have easier access. The findings of this study can be used as a basis for future researchers for improving the Visitors’ Information System.

Psychology and Education A Multidisciplinary JournalVol. 35(6)
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