Campus Technology: With New WLAN, Mobile Devices Aren't Left to Their Own Devices

Mobile Technology in Higher Education

11/10/2011

Wireless Networking

With New WLAN, Mobile Devices Are Not Left to Their Own Devices
Faced with a surge in mobile devices, Utah State University and Morrisville State College have deployed cutting-edge wireless networks that act like air traffic-control systems, managing flow and optimizing performance.
More

Strategy

Mobile Strategy or Moving Target?
In developing a mobile strategy, schools must navigate a technology field that is evolving at tremendous speed. CT looks at the key questions facing colleges and universities.
More

Product Focus

Do Netbooks Have Net Worth?
With the release of the iPad and other tablets, netbooks were consigned to the scrap heap of history, right? Not so fast.
More

News

Kuali Foundation Releases KPME and Kuali Mobility Enterprise 1.0
The Kuali Foundation has released Kuali People Management for the Enterprise (KPME) 1.0. KPME is an open source human resources and payroll system for higher education. The group also released Kuali Mobility Enterprise 1.0, an open source framework for connecting campus information and services to any mobile device.
More
Leostream Launches Subscription-Based Mobile Desktop Service for Higher Ed
Leostream, a developer of virtual hosted desktop software, has launched its Leostream Mobile Desktops service, which provides subscription-based, cloud-hosted desktop services built on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).
More
Mobile Initiatives 'Breaking Down the Walls of the Classroom' at Abilene Christian U
Small private college Abilene Christian University has entered the fourth academic year of its mobile education initiatives, and the program's momentum and influence is still growing.
More
Mobile Data Use Growing, But Users Still Uncertain About Security
While data consumption continues to rise--owing to the growing number of consumers purchasing smartphones and tablets--mobile device users are still wary about the security of their data, according to a new report released Monday by Oracle.
More

Professional Resources

No industry sector is moving and changing as fast as mobile tech. If you're in campus IT, the best way to stay in the loop is with Campus Mobile Computing. Not only will you get all the news and latest product info, but our in-depth features will help your IT shop stay one step ahead of the game. Published monthly, 2nd Thursday of each month in HTML and text formats.

Are you enjoying the online newsletters, but missing the magazine? Sign up for a free subscription to Campus Technology and receive news, opinions, and feature articles about technology in higher education. For complete details and to subscribe online, click here.

Contact the Editor

Follow on Twitter

Sponsor this Newsletter

Change email address

Unsubscribe

Copyright 1105 Media Inc. 9201 Oakdale Ave Suite 101 Chatsworth, CA 91311. For Customer Service, please contact us at [email protected]. See our Privacy Policy Campus Technology newsletters may only be redistributed in unedited form. Written permission from the editor must be obtained to reprint the information contained within this newsletter. Contact Andrew Barbour at [email protected]. For single article reprints (in minimum quantities of 250-500), e-prints, plaques and posters contact: PARS International, Phone: 212-221-9595, E-mail: [email protected], http://www.magreprints.com/QuickQuote.asp

Wireless Networking

With New WLAN, Mobile Devices Are Not Left to Their Own Devices

Strategy

Mobile Strategy or Moving Target?

Product Focus

Do Netbooks Have Net Worth?

News

Kuali Foundation Releases KPME and Kuali Mobility Enterprise 1.0

Leostream Launches Subscription-Based Mobile Desktop Service for Higher Ed

Mobile Initiatives 'Breaking Down the Walls of the Classroom' at Abilene Christian U

Mobile Data Use Growing, But Users Still Uncertain About Security

Professional Resources