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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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7 Things You Should Know About Mobile Security: March 17, 2011

Very small computing devices represent a new frontier in the computer security war. Mobile devices amplify existing security concerns while introducing a new set of risks, but most people have …
Securing Mobile Devices - Seminar: April 4, 2011 | A session at the Security Professionals Conference 2011
The iPhone, BlackBerry, Droid, and more—mobile Internet devices are extremely popular, including with faculty members, staff, and students. But are these devices secure? Do we have any idea who…
Imagining All of Campus as a Learning Environment: September 22, 2010

Key Takeaways Although most students own laptops and mobile devices, use of student computing centers at the University of Washington continues to be high. Embracing wireless and mobile…
A New Direction in Student Computing: Developing Spaces and Services to Meet Students' Evolving Needs: October 15, 2010 | A session at the EDUCAUSE 2010 Annual Conference
The University of Washington is transitioning to a new model of student computing that reduces the number of general-access computing centers while developing new spaces and services to support stu…
Cell Phone and PDA Policy - Bentley University: December 2, 2009

The purpose of this policy is to: describe the conditions under which Bentley purchases a cell phone and plan for its employees; assist employees who purchase cell phones and plans inde…
Cell Phones - Furman University: May 29, 2009

Use of cell phones for University business has become a common practice. This policy simplifies the University cell phone program and result in each user's having both freedom of choice and …
University Cell Phone Policy - Abilene Christian University: March 9, 2009

The Purpose of this cell phone policy is to enable the University to comply with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules regarding the taxability of employee cell phones. …
Cellular Phone Service and Communications Devices – Guidelines & Policy: November 12, 2007

This Seattle Pacific University policy institutes an institutional stipend to cover presumed business use of personal cell phones for certain employees. …
Use of Personal Telecommunication Services and FAQ: February 20, 2006

These are the University of Utah's cell phone procedures and policy. A link to the policy FAQ is included. These are the University of Utah&…
Cell Phones - Oakland University: January 1, 2007

Oakland University offers a taxable allowance for cell phone service to employees whose duties and responsibilities require them to carry cell phones. This policy allows the University to meet IR…