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iPads in the Classroom and on Campus – BYOD and Your 1:1 Initiatives

A recent analyst report predicts 80% of new Wi-Fi installs will be obsolete within 3 years. Educational institutions are leading the online learning revolution and it is critical that administrators design their networks for success. With millions of iPads, tablets and smartphones being activated daily, you must be able to address both the ever-increasing number of devices as well as how to manage access to the network and applications.
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Rod Smith, Director of IT, Griffin Spalding School District ; Perry Correll, Director of Product Marketing, Xirrus
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