Dynamic User Roles Based on Actual Usage
User roles in the system are usually static (student, faculty, staff), but real user needs change over time. This idea suggests dynamically adjusting user roles and permissions based on how users actually interact with the system.
For example, a student who frequently accesses advanced research databases and journals could automatically receive temporary “researcher-level” permissions, while a casual user keeps basic access. Roles could be time-limited, usage-based, and reset automatically.
This would reduce manual admin work, improve access relevance, and ensure users get permissions that better match their real needs.
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