Mobile Learning Implementation Plan

1. A University Implementation Plan
Keyasha Johnson
ITEC 7330 - Spring 2018

2. University BYOD Plans
University Systems of Georgia
Information Technology Handbook: IT Handbook Version Control
Section 8: Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Standard
Updated February 2018
Georgia Southern University
Information Technology Services
Utilization of Personal Devices (BYOD)
June 2014
See full documents in separate file

3. Platform
The university’s infrastructure is designed to handle
thousands of connected devices, flexible to handle
future growth and reliable during peak hours. No
single platform is enhanced more than other. Instead,
the network that is optimized for Apple, Windows,
Google and other android devices. Faculty, staff and
students may choose which type of device to utilize in
the university setting. Software applications that
function across multiple platforms are encouraged.

4. Accommodations
● The university has computer labs in
all academic buildings that are
accessible to students.
● Faculty are encouraged to design
lessons that do not require
electronic, mobile devices.
● Software applications that function
across multiple platforms are
encouraged.

5. Groups
● To protect the confidentiality,
integrity and availability of university
data, faculty and staff have wifi and
hardwired internet channels separate
from students..
● Each academic building is equipped to
support students and faculty in
utilizing the network in the classroom
environment.
● Faculty are encouraged to group students to best support the learning activities and
outcomes.

6. Web 2.0 Applications
Learn how each app could be used
● Google Suite
○ Google Classroom
○ Google Docs
○ Google Slides
○ Google Sheets
○ Google Forms
○ Google Hangouts
● iClickers
● Poll Everywhere
● TopHat
● SmartThinking
● Remind
These applications may be used
on any computer browser or
mobile device.
Download from:
● Apple iOS App Store
● Google Play App store
● Chrome Web Store

7. References
Georgia Southern University: Information Technology Services. (2014). Utilization of personal devices (BYOD) policy - IT -
1020 - 00. Retrieved from
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1024&context=infotech
News 7 Paper. (2017). [Graphic Illustration]. Nulled scops engine v2.0.41 - social networking platform. Retrieved from
http://nulledtorrent.com/nulled-scops-engine-v2-0-41-social-networking-platform/
Slay, K. (2015). [Graphic Illustration]. Defining success by the planks of your network platform. Retrieved from
https://cradlepoint.com/blog/ken-silay/defining-success-planks-your-network-platform
Social Engine India. (2017). [Graphic Illustration]. 5 steps to create a robust social network platform. Retrieved from
http://socialengineindia.com/blog/5-steps-create-robust-social-network-platform/
University System of Georgia: Information Technology Services. (2018). IT handbook: version 2.7 (updated February 2018).
Retrieved from https://www.usg.edu/assets/information_technology_services/documents/IT_Handbook.pdf