BYOD — Bring Your Own Device — is the practice of allowing members of an organization (in this case, students and teachers) to use their own computers, smartphones, or other devices for work/school purposes.
A Student-Centered BYOT Policy Template For Schools Read More
BYOT Policy is a response to a need for progressive learning tools in 21st century classroom. This is a Student-Centered policy template.
The Brutal Authenticity Of BYOD Read More
BYOD (bring your own device) provides students not just with a device, but apps–and thus pathways–to solve problems.
11 Sample Education BYOT Policies To Help You Create Your Own Read More
There is no single way to implement a BYOT program, so we’ve included 11 widely varying policy styles in this post.
4 Challenges That Can Cripple Your School’s BYOD Program Read More
To capitalize on the potential benefits of BYOD programs, districts must first address several security concerns and pain points.
11 BYOD Apps That Keep The Focus On Content Read More
These 11 apps can be used in BYOD classes to keep the focus on content and publication, rather than digital fences that distract institutions.
A Teacher’s BYOT Handbook: 10 Checklists For Creating Your Plan Read More
In this BYOT handbook by convergemag.com, you’ll find 10 checklists for creating–or simply checking–your BYOT plan.
Smartphones In The Classroom: Working Smarter, Not Harder Read More
Students can do so much with smartphones in the classroom. How can they truly help them work smarter, not harder?
A Glimpse At The BYOD Device Of The Future Read More
A BYOD device of the future will surprise us with unimaginable functionalities that lay far beyond mere extrapolation.