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Verifiable Classroom Voting System at Newcastle University's Innovation Fund Event

Join us for the dissemination and welcome event of our innovative verifiable classroom voting system, developed at Newcastle University's School of Computing Science. This groundbreaking project leverages smartphones as voting clients, ensuring anonymity, security, and convenience while maintaining the integrity of results through cryptography. Unlike existing solutions like TurningPoint, our system is authority-free and requires no proprietary hardware. We aim to extend our voting platform to other institutions. Your participation and collaboration are welcomed!

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Verifiable Classroom Voting System at Newcastle University's Innovation Fund Event

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  1. Verifiable Classroom Voting Feng Hao School of Computing Science Newcastle University Innovation Fund Dissemination and Welcome Event 14 Dec, 2012

  2. Background • UTLSEC innovation project (Jun-Aug, 2012) • Aim: verifiable classroom voting based on using smart phones as voting clients • By comparison, TurningPoint classroom voting system is not verifiable. • TurningPoint also relies on using proprietary hardware for voting clients and server

  3. Overview of our system • Security • Integrity of the results protected by cryptography • Privacy • Voting is anonymous • Convenience • Voting can happen at anywhere • Maintenance-free • Students maintain their own devices, not us Web server Internet Voting clients (iPhones, Android phones etc)

  4. Underlying Technology • It’s the first verifiable classroom voting system • Based on a new “self-enforcing e-voting” technology (2012 ERC starting grant) • The entire voting system is authority-free.

  5. Demo • Three ways to vote • Android phone/tablet: search for “Newcastle University eVoting” in Google play and install the app • iPhone/iPad: search for “Newcastle University eVoting” in the app store and install the app • All other smart phones, laptops, Visit http://evoting.ncl.ac.uk • To participate in voting, try • Session ID: 94 • Passcode: 1234

  6. Acknowledgements • Three months hard work by two students during summer, 2012 • Mr Carlton Shepherd • Currently a CS Stage 3 student • Developed the Android app • Dr Dylan Clarke • Currently an RA • Developed the iPhone app and web server

  7. What’s next? • Extending the system to other Schools for trials • We welcome any collaboration! • Integrating the system with Powerpoint • For example, a software Plug-in for Powerpoint • Improving usability of the system • It must be usable to people from all backgrounds (especially non-CS people) • Our ultimate goal • Making the system freely available to all universities, colleges, institutes, schools in the world

  8. Thank you

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