Computers in education used to be relegated to small, relatively easy to manage “labs” where students would attend specialized “computer” classes that involved basic computer interaction and word processing education. As technology has grown in ourfalse
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[...]Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) is a hot topic in today's IT world. As you step into the new year, it's time to consider how your BYOD practices may be jeopardizing your company's security. The below BYOD infographic will shed some light on top BYODfalse
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