Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society

Mentors: Student: Atul Nair

<p>Ayanda is an Open Source Android Library that makes it easy to discover nearby devices and share files through a simple API. Ayanda is meant to detect nearby devices using WiFi and Bluetooth technology.</p>

Mentors: Student: Sanket Singh

<p>The current state of Question Tool client side app is in functional state, but there are both, a large number of issue remaining, and an equally large number of required features to be implemented. A user can post an instance and others can only interact by either reacting on the instance (Like the instance), or by posting an answer to that instance. But, Question Tool currently has very less user interaction because of no notifications or emails about what is happening with any instance idea or with their replies. Question tool’s user experience is also not upto the marks as per now, which can also be the possible reason for some users less collaboration. The project also lacks some features that will be a lot helpful to the users.</p>

Mentors: Student: Shubham Sangamnerkar

<p>Perma.cc is created with a aim to tackle the increasing incidences of link rot. It does so by archiving copies of the linked resources and providing a permanent URL for them. The main aim of this project to integrate this functionality provided by perma.cc in lumendatabase. Perma.cc provides a API for its services and this project aims to integrate this API with Lumendatabase along with the necessary UI and automated tests for the implemented functionality.</p>