INTERNET OF THINGS

INTERNET OF THINGS

1. A PLACE FOR YOUR THINGS

   • Internet monopoly
   • For students to access cutting-edge digital learning tools, schools will need to upgrade their technical infrastructure to extend high-speed Internet access to every classroom and instructional space

2. Gartner, Inc. projected that 6.4 billion connected things would be in use worldwide in 2016; by 2020, the number is expected to reach 20.8 billion

3. of Internet growth over the last 25 years, education institutions are already using many things that take advantage of the Internet to improve learning and school operations.

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4. In the future it could be connected: refrigerators, blenders, ovens, stoves, etc.

5. Information security

   • Wearable technology contained in wristbands or embedded in clothing can monitor student activity and provide health and fitness data.

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