Digitization in the Classroom
Today's modern classrooms harness technology to aid and equip students with the knowhow to support their daily lives. As IT becomes an integral part of the classroom, how can universities protect their existing infrastructure to support compute requirements?
What's happening?
A more interactive learning experience
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Virtual reality, Augmented Reality and Makerspace in the classroom are redefining how students' learning experience, becoming more interactive and personal. |
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Mobile learning, or "learning across multiple contexts, through social and content interactions, using personal electronic devices," also allows students from different locations to attend classes remotely via virtual classrooms. |
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This poses a challenge to the traditional bricks and mortar educational approach and is driving institutions to innovate to thrive. |
The Future of Adaptive Learning
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Big data and intelligence to drive personalized education for students. |
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Courses are tailored according to the personal needs and requirements of each student. |
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This is supported by BYOD, where gadgets formerly considered as "distractions" are now considered "learning supplements." |
Data Security and Sovereignty
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As more personal student information is stored online, data security and protection become imperative. |
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As Asia becomes a global hotspot for technology startups, IT education becomes integral. |
| • | A typical campus would have multiple buildings – all connected to the same network. Typically, an IT manager would be responsible for managing the entire campus network. |
| • | As IT is not the main business of educational institutions, normally there is only a small IT team. Faced with this challenge, the IT manager manager would need visibility, access, control and management of all of the IT assets spread throughout the campus…all from his office. |
| • | IT managers must ensure that sensitive student data and information are protected against cyber attacks and other threats. |
| • | The school’s IT assets must be protected in its entirety, from hardware to software. |
| • | On the data center level, assets must be protected through centralized monitoring for insight, security and ease of management. |
| • | Schools are now collecting more data about their students than ever before. |
| • | Data is being used to track student performance and to measure personal development. |
| • | IT managers must ensure that sensitive student data and information are protected against cyber attacks and other threats |
| • | The school’s IT assets must be protected in its entirety, from hardware to software. |
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