Hi, good afternoon everyone. We have come to the last talk. I know many of you are probably desperate for a pint in the pub, so I will make your life easy and keep the talk short. This talk is about "verifiable classroom voting". If you look for the literature on this subject, you will probably find none. The reason should become clear later in the talk. This work is in collaboration with Dylan Clarke, and Carlton Shepherd. Dylan is an RA working with me and Carlton is a third year undergraduate student in the School of Computing Science, Newcastle University. Here is the outline for the talk. First, I will give you some background on classroom voting. I will explain what classroom voting systems are currently available. However, none of those available systems is "verifiable". Next I will describe our solution. And in addition to describing the theoretical design, we will present a prototype implementation of the design. Furthermore we will present our trial experience of applying the prototype in a real classroom environment to enhance the students' learning process. That has received good student feedback. Finally I will conclude with suggestions for future research. First of all, what is classroom voting? Here is one example.
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