Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs are cropping up across the country as a way for schools to reap the benefits of 1-to-1 computing in challenging economic times. But schools need a robust, secure network foundation to support this kind of always-on learning environment. Bandwidth needs will likely increase dramatically as students and staff access digital content and interact online. More people and devices accessing the school network leads to changing security and access control issues as well. Read this handbook to establish what questions to ask as you consider a mobile learning initiative for your school.

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What stage are you at for your school or institution's communications/networking project?

What is the timing for any future communications/networking investments?

Do you have budget approved or requested to purchase or upgrade your school's communications/networking solutions?

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