Clicker Student Response Systems: Dedicated Physical Devices or Web-Enabled Systems that Allow Student to Bring Their Own Device (BYOD)

BYOD: Bring Your Own Device

In this work, we examine the different types of user interactions and deployment issues surrounding large public displays. We then select and develop a usage paradigm in which people use personal devices to interact with large public displays. Lastly, we present a physical interface for interacting with large public displays based on camera-enabled mobile phones. Our interface uses both Visual ...

Bring Your Own Device (byod) Adoption

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies permit employees to use personal devices to access organizational information. Users gain convenience from the ability to work in geographically diverse locations, while organizations gain the benefit of increased productivity and reduced information technology expense. However, these symbiotic benefits come at a cost. Organizations’ security boundaries are...

Towards SDN-Defined Programmable BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Security

An emerging trend in corporate network administration is BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). Although with many advantages, the paradigm shift presents new challenges in security to enterprise networks. While existing solutions such as Mobile Device Management (MDM) focus mainly on controlling and protecting device data, they fall short in providing a holistic network protection system. New innovatio...

Student readiness to start their own business

Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD): An Evaluation of Associated Risks to Corporate Information Security

This study evaluates the cyber-risks to Business Information Assets posed by the adoption of Bring-YourOwn-Device (BYOD) to the workplace. BYOD is an emerging trend where employees bring and use personal computing devices on the company’s network to access applications and sensitive data like emails, calendar and scheduling applications, documents, etc. Employees are captivated by BYOD because ...