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We compare the exam security of three proctoring regimens of Bring-Your-Own-Device, synchronous, computer-based exams in a computer science class: online un-proctored, online proctored via Zoom, and in-person proctored. We performed two randomized ...

Museums and libraries store a huge number of data related to their exhibition objects. Often, these data cannot be presented in exhibitions because of limited space or limited time during guided tours. Interweaving these physical artifacts with data ...

In this paper, we present our position-based, Multi-EnterpRise Containerization (MERC) architecture for BYOD security. The MERC architecture leverages positional data to grant context-aware capabilities to container-based systems. We grant enterprises ...

In April of 2016, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (TUAT) transitioned from an educational computer system to Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). In response, a brand-new computer system for the classroom, called TUAT Virtual Computer Classroom (...

We reported the status of the educational ICT (Information and Communication Technology) environment in Kyushu University in SIGUCCS 2009. At that time, we provided the host computer and many iMacs as terminals for students. We have been using BYOD in ...

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is an important new model for allowing people to choose the best way to work, including full mobility and productivity on their choice of device. This trend makes Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) possible to increase ...

Following the trend of digitalization in university education, lectures and accompanying exercises and tutorials incorporate more and more digital components. These digital components spread from the usage of computers and tablets in tutorials to ...

Different containerization techniques have been developed to ensure the separation of enterprise content and personal data on an end-user's device. Although the enterprise manages the environment in which work-related activities are conducted, referred ...

The combination of personal and mobile technologies (Bring Your Own Device) with technology-augmented spaces designed for collaboration offers new design challenges for the HCI community. This paper is a summary of a doctoral work-in-progress aiming to ...

This paper describes the ongoing investigation of interaction design issues related to collaborative activities in device ecologies, mixing Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and smart meeting room technologies.

In this paper, we describe the latest activities to realize the ideal ICT (Information and Communication Technology) environment in Kyushu University. III (Information Infrastructure Initiative) is responsible for introducing, maintaining, and improving ...

A "Portable Cloud Computing System (Portable Cloud)" is discussed. This system is a portable system that can turn any room into an ICT-enhanced classroom or an ICT-enhanced meeting-room. The Portable Cloud is a carrying case, which contains Wi-Fi access ...

Using personal mobile devices for work gave rise to a trend called "bring your own device", or BYOD. BYOD brings a productivity boost for employees, but also headaches for employers: on the one hand, the business has a legitimate interest in monitoring ...