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Use of personally owned devices continues to grow on campuses. Schools are learning how to maneuver the balance of letting the user bring their own devices to campus for work and learning and supporting these devices while educating users about the possibilities that these devices could put university networks and information at risk. If you have a BYOD policy or resource you are willing to share with our community please send it to contribute@educause.edu.

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BYOD ECAR Research Hub. This research report explores the implications for IT infrastructure, planning and governance, security and compliance, support strategies, teaching and learning, and budget.

Rolling Out a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Program, EDUCAUSE Live! June 5th and 14th.

2012 Top Ten IT Issues, EDUCAUSE Review, May/June 2012

Mobile Internet Device Security Guidelines, HEISC Information Security Guide Toolkit

Mobile Device Security, HEISC Information Security Guide

7 Things You Should Know About Mobile Security, EDUCAUSE, March 2011

Bring Your Own Device, A White House supported Toolkit to Support Federal Agencies Implementing Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Programs, August 23, 2012

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BYOD: BYOD True Use of personally owned devices continues t…
The Top-Ten Issues in Higher Education IT for 2013: June 11, 2013

The annual EDUCAUSE Top-Ten IT Issues , one of the most enduringly popular EDUCAUSE publications, has just been released for 2013. What are this year's top IT issues, how do they compare …
Formal Planning Optimizes BYOE Opportunities: University of Florida: June 3, 2013

“Bring your own everything” ( BYOE ) represents more than people using their own devices on campus and upgrading the i nstitution’s wireless network accordingly. It is a convergenc…
EDUCAUSE Top-10 IT Issues 2013: June 3, 2013

A quick rundown of the list with comments from higher education IT leaders. A quick rundown of the list with comments from hi…
What Does BYOE Mean for IT?: IT Leader Roundtable: May 15, 2013

The bring-your-own-everything (BYOE) phenomenon continues to gain momentum as more students, faculty, and staff use personal devices and services on campus. The person who previously brou…
Containing the Security Threat of Mobile Apps in Higher Ed: May 6, 2013

Key Takeaways Security breaches and data loss become likelier as more students, faculty, and staff bring their own devices to campus. With a growing number of new offeri…
Top-Ten IT Issues, 2013: Welcome to the Connected Age: June 3, 2013

EDUCAUSE presents the top-ten IT-related issues facing higher education institutions. In this article, members of the 2012-2013 EDUCAUSE IT Issues Panel frame each issue with discussion and a …
A State of Flux: Results of a Mobile Device Survey at the University of Florida: May 6, 2013

Key Takeaways The results of a 2010–2011 survey of mobile device ownership and use are helping the University of Florida make informed decisions today about how best to allocat…
The Policy of BYOD: Considerations for Higher Education: April 1, 2013

Stephen diFilipo is Vice President and CIO at Cecil College. In December 2012, eWeek quoted Gartner Vice President Ken Dulaney: "IT has been saying this is the way, but…
EDUCAUSE Review: Print Edition, Volume 48, Number 2, March/April 2013: April 1, 2013

EDUCAUSE Review: Print Edition Volume 48, Number 2 March/April 2013 Features The Wild-Card Character of "Bring Your Own": A Panel Discussion by G…

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