Abstract
Remote on-line
education offers hands-on experiential lab experiments. This delivery
mode is well established (first released by Emona in 2004) and being
used around the world now.
This webinar will
provide a thorough technical overview and facilitate live participant
use of a range of experiments covering analog and digital electronic
circuits experiments, communications systems (modulation and coding)
and signals & systems experiments
Questions
addressed in this webinar:
- What is Remote
Controlled Hardware lab equipment
- How can 30 or
more students simultaneously share one piece of hardware, while
running unique experiment sessions
- How is remote
hardware installed and set-up. What student monitoring and
verification tools are deployed?
- How is collaboration
achieved in this remote environment for superior pedagogical outcomes
and live tutoring ?
- Demonstration of
student access and control of the experiment via a web browser
- How to contrast
Remote Controlled Experiments as opposed to Virtual (Simulation
Software) Lab Experiments
This webinar will
equip engineering deans and teaching professionals with a solid
understanding and hands-on experience with Remote Controlled Hardware
lab experiments. As well, participants can verify the practical and
efficient nature of a remote teaching environment and how it may be
deployed in their own context as a complementary mode of teaching
delivery.
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