Bring your own devices
Bring your own devices classroom : issues of digital divides in teaching and learning contexts : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Information Technology at Massey University, Albany campus, New Zealand
... to bring a one-to-one digital learning device (preferably an iPad2 as the recommended device) into the classroom in year 9 (students aged 13-14) for the 2012 academic ...learning devices for their children, ...
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Barrier Free Internet Access: Evaluating the Cyber Security Risk Posed by the Adoption of Bring Your Own Devices to e Learning Network Infrastructure
... of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) – also known as Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT), Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP), or Bring Your Own ...
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Bring your own devices classroom : issues of digital divides in teaching and learning contexts : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Information Technology at Massey University, Albany campus, New Zealand
... This study reports on how existing and new digital divides have evolved with increased penetration of digital learning technologies into teaching and learning practices and the wide usag[r] ...
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Design and Bring Up of IoT Devices
... Atmosphere Developer: Figure 2 above shows Atmosphere Developer. It is a cloud-based integrated development environment can be used in any Internet browser which allows users of all levels to create and build ...
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Modelling semantics of security risk assessment for bring your own device using metamodelling technique
... In addition, malicious malware is also one of the most challenging security risks engaged to BYOD. Adopting BYOD may bring malware and viruses to the company network. Malware is the attack that is based on the ...
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BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and its impact on teacher pedagogy: a New Zealand case study
... amount and quality of ICT professional learning these teachers had received prior to this study differed considerably. For example, one teacher had completed a post-‐graduate paper, whilst the other two teachers had ...
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Using the Technology Acceptance Model to Understand the Use of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to Classroom
... their own devices instead of depend- ing on the devices provided by the school/ ...of bring your own device in the education sector can be moti- vated by two factors ...their ...
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Bring Your Own Device: Security Challenges and A theoretical Framework for Two-Factor Authentication
... Keystroke dynamics refers to the process of measuring, analysing and assessing the human typing rhythm on digital devices such as a personal computer keyboard, mobile phone keypad, smart phone touch screen [21], ...
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Mobile Application Development Framework: Exploring and Discussion
... devices, there came the trend of “Bring Your Own Device”. Along with many of its benefits, there also came certain drawbacks in the form of security issues, standardization and cost concerns ...
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To what extent can 'bring your own device' be an enabler to widening participation in higher education for the socially disadvantaged?
... their own device improved their flexibility and integration within the classrooms, enabling them to participate more and find information that corresponds to the task at hand ...their devices did hamper ...
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Bring your own device (BYOD) and teacher pedagogy in a New Zealand primary school
... school-owned devices in the classroom for inquiry purposes and to supplement literacy and numeracy ...school-owned devices in the classroom and innovatively used Instagram (a mobile photo sharing ...
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A Comprehensive Study on Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) & It’s Internals
... follow Bring- your-Own-Mobile (BYOD) policy generally faces interoperability ...mobile devices are used by employees in an organization or a group of people sharing a ...
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BYOD SECURITY AND ITS POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
... at Bring Your Own Device security issues and challenges, you’ll find that many list the fact that the business needs to control who can access the network, but they cannot control where mobile ...
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“Bring Your Own Glass”: The Privacy Implications of Google Glass In the Workplace, 30 J. Marshall J. Info. Tech. & Privacy L. 607 (2014)
... ee-owned devices can and should be incorporated into the federal regu- lations, especially when certain employee-owned devices, such as Google Glass and other forms of wearable technology, are on the brink ...
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Bring your own device organizational information security and privacy
... mobile devices and is rapidly growing as a result of BYOD adoption (Felt, Finifter, Chin, Hanna, & Wagner, ...mobile devices are infected at any given time with ...mobile devices, has the ability ...
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Bring your own disclosure : analysing BYOD threats to corporate information
... organisations are left with almost no control over these devices [14][16], and much less over the actions performed through them which are important to know in order to investigate security breaches. For instance, ...
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BYOD: An Examination Of Bring Your Own Device In Business
... However, many companies do not take the necessary precautions despite the fact there is a strong possibility for corporate security flaws to be exposed. More than 50% of the companies did not have any ability to remotely ...
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Taking the tablets should you bring your own or use those prescribed?
... mobile devices in learning and teaching, and that it is not just “students at universities and colleges (who) have ever-increasing expectations of being able to learn on these devices whenever and wherever ...
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Bring your own device philosophy from the user's perspective: an empirical investigation
... of devices and operating systems that the employees are allowed to ...mobile devices should be that: (a) any mobile device must be able to be wiped out by the IT department in the event of its loss, and (b) ...
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Bring your own authenticator/authentication security in physical access control systems
... security. Let us give the example of a mobile device here. As much product and technology agnostic as we would like to be, but given the fact that the internal secure architecture design by ARM (called TrustZone [2]), ...
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