Remote Lab Effectiveness Assessment Model

Tokdemir, Gül; Bilgen, Semih

doi:10.1109/optim.2008.4639517

Cited by 11 publications

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“…This strategy is based on the use of the Terminal Server facility of the windows operating system (or another similar application such as VNC) [7]. Under this strategy, the designer does not have to deal with the Client/Server communication, since it is done by means of the Terminal Service facility.…”

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A survey on collaborative remote experimentation

Gode

Madankar

2013

2013 3rd IEEE International Advance Computing Conference (IACC)

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Experimental laboratories in technical institute are important part of the education areas. It demonstrates course concepts and brings theoretical ideas alive so students can more visualize and understand facts of theoretical concepts. Natural phenomenon affects the real world measurement and control the working algorithm.However, equipping a laboratory ubiquitously is an effective in cost and its maintenance can be difficult. Teaching assistants are required to instruct and setting up the well equipped laboratory, and grade the student report. These time-consuming and costly tasks turns in relatively low equipped laboratory also when teaching assistants and laboratory equipment are available experiments can be driven out.A lightweight web server as well as website interface has been developed, which restricts cost efficient laboratory equipment and measures electronic devices as "virtual laboratory" for any technical institute experiments to undergraduate as well as post graduate students. It uses standard browsers without additional plug-ins to provide interface to any user. The present interface is flexible and could be expanded to many other devices and instruments.

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Section: Literature Surveymentioning

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A survey on collaborative remote experimentation

Gode

Madankar

2013

2013 3rd IEEE International Advance Computing Conference (IACC)

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“…They address the rich media issue and conclude that richness of media does not matter so much, due to adaptation behaviour of humans. [11] gives some metrics (Goal Question Metric) for the measure of effectiveness for a remote lab prototype ERRL in radio electronics. The implementation is based on a Learning Management System (LMS) and the use of Java applets.…”

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LaboRem: open lab for remote work

Luthon¹,

Petre²,

Steriu

et al. 2009

2009 3rd International Conference on Signals, Circuits and Systems (SCS)

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The advances in communication networks together with the improvement of device interconnectivity and web technology make it possible nowadays to develop distant e-learning applications that encompass the entire learning process : not only lectures, tutorials and simulations, but also practical labwork on real or virtual instruments. Pros and cons of e-labs are listed in the literature, based on comparative studies between the three types of laboratories: hands-on, virtual and remote. In this paper, we present an open client-server architecture for remote instrumentation within a virtual lab. It is based on a plugin technique for sharing technical resources (i.e. connection of new available experiments). We describe a prototype implementation for labwork at undergraduate level in signal processing, circuit measurement and system testing. Our contribution is twofold: a) a template plug-in technique, making it easy for tutors to design and insert new experiments within the lab framework (flexibility and extensibility); b) the use of a game-like pedagogical approach: the distant labwork is implemented as a game sequence with various steps. Finally, this project is intended for being used by foreign universities that do not have at disposal all the expensive equipment required for measurement and testing, but only have access to the network. We hope this will contribute to the "democracy of knowledge".

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“…A remote lab is a web-integrated system that can be accessed through a unified interface by a web browser [1]. By providing distance users a way to share resources and tools, it may cause cost reduction and access to some more specialized learning resources that are not available locally [2].…”

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New Architecture of Remote Laboratories Multiuser based on Embedded Web Server

2013

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Abstract-This paper presents a new architecture for multiuser remote laboratory based on an embedded web server used for experiment with the MCS-51 microcontroller system. The design for the remote lab uses a green computing approach, with the aim of reducing energy consumption, lowering the cost of procurement systems, improving performance and use, and also saving space. The remote lab system uses multi user and multi device architecture to support collaborative work and improve scalability. The design of the remote lab has n modules experiment, and each module can be accessed by a single user or a group which consists of several user. The prototype of a remote lab that has been realized consists of an embedded web server based on Raspberry Pi as the remote lab gateway and 2 experiment modules that are controlled by an embedded web server based on MCS-51 microcontroller. Development of the system is expected to contribute to creating an efficient remote lab that is able to facilitate collaborative work and support green computing.

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Remote Lab Effectiveness Assessment Model

Cited by 11 publications

References 15 publications

A survey on collaborative remote experimentation

A survey on collaborative remote experimentation

LaboRem: open lab for remote work

New Architecture of Remote Laboratories Multiuser based on Embedded Web Server

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