The Study of Students Perceptions of On-campus ... - Research Bank
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This chapter integrates the concerns and opinions from participants with the<br />
technologies reported from academic literature to help educational<br />
institutions to improve their wireless networks and solve existing problems.<br />
Some <strong>of</strong> the participants considered that the current speed <strong>of</strong> on-<strong>campus</strong><br />
WLANs was slow, the signal was weak, the coverage was limited and some<br />
classes prohibited student use <strong>of</strong> WLANs. <strong>The</strong> researcher found that similar<br />
problems had happened at other educational institutions and they had been<br />
solved. McLaughlin (2008) and Cox (2008) discussed adoption <strong>of</strong> the 802.11n<br />
technology for <strong>campus</strong> wireless networks; Campbell & Pargas (2003)<br />
mentioned that integrating laptops into lecture plans would help improve<br />
lecture experience; and Brawn et al. (2004) described a university using the<br />
802.1x protocol for security protection.<br />
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