Hi all!

My name is Ben Winston, and I'm a developer at the School District of 
Philadelphia. We've been happy CAS users for a few years now, and we're 
always looking for new ways to improve the login process for our students.

We've been experimenting with a new login methodology targeted towards 
students who do not have the ability to type in their credentials on a 
typical login form. Instead of using a keyboard, these students will be 
able to present a QR Code (containing their encrypted credentials), which 
is scanned by their device's webcam and automatically logs them in. The 
process is similar in concept to gaining access to a locked room with an 
RFID badge. We have implemented a Proof of Concept for this methodology as 
a separate service that exists alongside our CAS deployment, and we are 
exploring the possibility of writing a module for CAS to bring this 
functionality to the community at large.

What I'm wondering is: is this a feature that would be of interest to the 
community? I would love to hear any feedback you have on this idea, and 
whether you would make use of this feature if it were available. As I 
mentioned, our target user base for this feature would be primarily users 
who have particular difficulty logging in with a typical login form (such 
as young students or students with an IEP), so this may be more interesting 
for K12 school districts than higher ed. I'm also happy to give a demo of 
what we have working if anyone is interested.

Hope you're all staying safe!

Ben

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