Wi Fi For Education And Information Systems

There have been many studies done on the negative psychological and sociological effects of technology while some may be true technology has its share of positive effects on society. The advances of technology have aided in the access to information from relatively anywhere. According to Hepburn (2013) “By the end of 2014, the number of Internet users was expected to be almost 3 billion, two-thirds of whom live in the developing world, and the number of mobile broadband subscriptions was expected to reach 2.3 billion globally” (as cited in Yáñez, Okada, & Palau2015, p.89). It has become easier to stay connected to family, friends, access personal information, and has improved educational opportunities. Technology is always evolving and changing for the better. “Mobile technologies and networks are increasingly expanding in their sophistication and capacity, and new applications (software programs) are enhancing the ways in which individuals interact” (Giota, 2014).

Is social media safe enough for schools to allow students to use it on their school WiFi? Or is it too threatening? Why should schools allow students to use their WiFi for social media? Numerous schools restrict students from using social media on their WiFi by blocking them from being used. Although schools currently block social media on their WiFi to ensure student safety, social media should be unblocked on the school WiFi because it can guide students to become more knowledgeable about opportunities in their school, classrooms can use it in their schoolwork, and when abstained from use by high users it can evoke anxiety and depression.

First, people will get exposed to the internet world. Global connectivity will make it possible for areas with no wireless network to experience the new world of the internet. When people are connected to heart of the internet, they are open to internet age, and where they will be able to find information about the world around them, study for school, and solutions to problems. Like Mark says that worldwide could be an enormous resource for a large number of people who haven’t access the internet world. For rustic areas, where there is no suitable Wifi connectivity, making global connectivity available in those areas, will be a blessing to people who never have the experience of the internet. Also, Furthermore, global connectivity will make it possible for people to socialize with one another. People will start making friends, getting information online, and chatting with people using Wi-Fi technology as a means of global connectivity. For example, Facebook, Skype, and Meetup are websites that people use to connect to one another. These sites makes it easy for people who not are able to talk to people use that as a means of getting to know others

As stated in the AOW article “, Nearly every single family that has enrolled in Internet Essentials say it has improved their children’s grades—an unimpeachable validation of the importance of home broadband.” This quote from the article is proof that Internet access can radically change lives! Who knows, these family’s children might’ve been failing their classes just because they didn’t have internet access. The quote also shows how important internet is in not only our daily life, but our educational lives as

In conclusion, as we know, the internet has become so popular that even little kids can gain access to it without the help of an adult, they are the same people encouraging them in getting access to it; they give them expensive smartphones, even the elderly ones cannot retrieve and that is the place where they access negative information that will destroy their future.

If we didn't have wifi, we wouldn't be able to receive notifications for our apps that give us certain information. For example, news apps can give us details about what happened or what someone did. If there was a murderer in someone's state, and they aren't connected to wifi, they can be in danger. If there is something the matter with the street that you always take home after work and you are not connected to wifi, you might accidentally go on that street and cause an accident or even fall into a hole where they were doing construction on. Having wifi could prevent you from getting hurt or even killed. So without wifi we could be putting ourselves into more danger than we actually

Are most Americans connected? For people living in a city with free public Wi-Fi, always on Internet is a reality. Feasibility studies have tended to favor large urban areas as candidates for citywide Wi-Fi, but innovative pilot programs indicate that hotspot networks may be achievable for cities of all sizes. For example, New York City has established a free, public Wi-Fi network using public payphone kiosks as the infrastructure for the hotspots. Nearly all cities have a system of existing payphone kiosks, which in this day of mobile phones tend to attract few users, functioning more as targets for vandals. When a free Wi-Fi infrastructure is built in a municipality, three benefits are immediately apparent: Business opportunity enhancement, alteration of commuting patterns, and reducing the digital divide.

Why do I need a laptop? Most universities already have public workstations connected to a reliable and secure wi-fi connection. These are available in the classrooms, hallways, library and all other common areas. All the

Living in a community with internet being the norm has really numbed us from the reality of the digital divide. Most of us don’t give a single thought of how difficult it would of not having the convince of the Internet or having electronics. Millions of people each day go through life without the convenience of broad band. Currently, due to the internet being the main medium of conversation for the modern age, having broad band has become a right for people as not having internet will limit you from better jobs, education, and information. Surprisingly, people who use internet are actually a minority compared to people who do not have internet access; more than 4 billion of the 7 billion people in the world do not have access to broad band.

The technological world is now divided into two- firstly, those who use computers and internet and then, those who do not. This has created a troubling gap which is known as the ‘digital divide’. The digital divide is usually defined as the global divide in the expansion of technologies in comparison to others. Many researchers, scholars and the policymakers are now studying this division and are trying to analyze how these people could use the internet and other digital technologies to improve their everyday life. But, the problem here is that people from these section do not have adequate access to the internet due to which they are unaware of how internet can become a part of their daily lives and those who have, do not know how it can contribute to a greater wellbeing. They do not know how to use the internet in a right manner that can actually help adding meaning and purpose to their lives.

We’re all used to Wi-FI providing us Internet in today’s world. It’s a great invention because you can skip one extra wire and just use your device no matter where you are in the house. However, you can occasionally come face-to-face with a lagging network. Nothing ruins your browsing experience faster than a lagging Wi-Fi connection.

The fact that many people have access to Internet through their jobs or schools and colleges, especially universities makes it harder to determine actual Internet penetration. Moreover, according to the ITU, the primary source of Internet connectivity in many countries is cybercafés while in several countries Community Multimedia Centres (CMC) are created mainly in rural areas to facilitate Internet access for the rural population.

Internet use had been obviously increased, especially during the last decades. This increase may be partially related to overspread of use of smart phones, computers and tablets, with great enhancement of internet accessibility. All those facilities had helped youth to communicate in various ways like E-mail, video conferencing, instant messaging, and social networking. Moreover, internet use enabled them to obtain or share huge floods of information of different prospectives and several interests (1, 2).

When we asked the participant about their opinion of the importance of connecting to the internet, the results revealed that 65% of the respondents from LSC-Sample felt that connecting to the internet is “Extremely Important”. Furthermore, some comments from the participants show the attitude of how important to be connected, “the internet is a life saver” as stated by one of the responses. Furthermore, “Under the current situation in Syria, the internet plays crucial roles in term of security and protection”. On the other hand the result from the second sample (RSC-Sample) revealed that 55% of the respondents also “Extremely Important”, “it is heart breaking not to be able to be in contact with the loved one inside Syria, it is also important to be able to download some important documents through the internet coming from Syria, as the host country demanding for” as suggested by one of the participants.

Applications of 3G technology in the Education sector: Perspective Bangladesh ABSTRACT: Bangladesh recently touched a new milestone in Information and Communication Technology with the inauguration of commercial testing of Third Generation (3G) services through the state-run mobile service provider Teletalk. Teletalk will distribute 400,000 (4lacs) 3G-enabled SIMs’ for the capital Dhaka primarily. 3G is supposed to open new windows for mobile