Application of IoT in the Development of Intelligent Education System – A Thematic Literature Review

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Vinayachandra
Krishna Prasad K

Abstract

Smart Education System makes efficient use of IT technology that takes advantage of IoT and
cloud computing technologies to track and act on multiple educational system components. To
maximize the battery life of IoT nodes, the systems need to provide access to nodes and gateways
by that introduce an architecture that allows not only the latest wireless and wired technologies to
provide a fair communication range but also reduced energy usage. Like other sectors integrating
intelligent cultures, the education sector is no exception to this. The IoT confirms its important
role in the field of Information and Communication Technology and social growth. More devices
are linked in education; campus leaders will be able to derive even more value from the continuous
stream of data and knowledge, helping them transition from a transactional relationship to an
iterative process with students, teachers, administrators, and providers. A small, person-centered
environment helps smart campuses to complement and fit with the overall smart environment
strategy, allowing educational institutions to achieve full productivity, promote sustainability, and
enhance their constituents' everyday conditions. This analysis of the literature is generated using
the secondary data obtained by reviewing a good number of papers published in journals and online
sources. The study aims to explain IoT's use in the growth of the Smart Education System. The
limitation of the study is that it deals only with the subject matter's application components which
leave physical components.

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Vinayachandra, & Krishna Prasad K. (2020). Application of IoT in the Development of Intelligent Education System – A Thematic Literature Review . International Journal of Management, Technology and Social Sciences (IJMTS), 5(1), 124–146. https://doi.org/10.47992/IJMTS.2581.6012.0086
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