Who Knew that Modern Technology would Eliminate Landlines on Campuses
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How Modern Technology is Phasing Out Landlines on Campuses
Summary:
Colleges and universities are now requiring freshmen to have cell phones for safety and communication purposes.
Article:
Montclair State University has begun requiring freshmen to have cell phones, enabling the school to track student locations as needed. Initially, students were hesitant, but many now recognize that this system enhances their safety and improves communication.
In response to the widespread adoption of mobile phones, several schools are removing landlines and jacks from dormitories. Previously, these services generated revenue for colleges, but with more students choosing not to use them, they have become an unnecessary expense.
At the University of Cincinnati, incoming freshmen can participate in a voluntary program that offers free mobile phones, featuring the school mascot, Bearcat, on the welcome screen. Meanwhile, some institutions remain committed to traditional phone services, possibly due to concerns about the reliability of cellular coverage.
In the future, VOIP technology could provide a compelling alternative, especially as many colleges now boast widespread broadband access.
Richard Stockton College of New Jersey is expanding its facilities to include wireless computer networks in new housing units.
While there are many options available, it is clear that colleges are embracing modern technology and continually seeking innovative improvements for campus communication and safety.
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