International Journal of Computer Applications · 2012 · 12 citations · 6 references
ComputingCloud ComputingEducational TechnologyCloud ArchitectureCloud InfrastructureVirtualizationCloud Computing AdoptionCloud Resource ManagementCloud VirtualizationCloud Computing ArchitecturesCloud Computing ResourcesCloud Computing SystemsEducation Service ProvidersFlexibilityOn-premises CloudPrivate CloudPublic Cloud
Cloud computing in education gives better choice and flexibility. The software and platform in education can be onpremises, off-premises, or a combination of both, depending on the educational institution's needs. EaaS are used to deliver advanced software, computer lab resources as services to students, researchers, faculties at schools, colleges and universities This paper explains how EaaS can provide affordable and high end educational services which leads to the transformation from traditional education to cloud service. From a user's point of view, a cloud can provide services available in such a way that the user does not have to be concerned with where the services originate or even where the services are running. Eaas (Education as a service) delivers a virtualization education environment as a service. Rather than purchasing softwares, software licenses, education providers buy those resources as a fully outsourced service on demand and minimize cost by pay per usage. Generally EaaS can be obtained as public or private cloud or a combination of the two. Public clouds may offer low-cost services, but in return they may not provide needed assurances of security for those services. Private clouds, sometimes also referred to as community clouds, seek secure collaboration with external providers.
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