real remote mass-spring laboratory experiments across internet—inherent part of integrated e- learning of oscillations
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Abstract
The implementation of the real remoteexperiments across the Internet into teaching process, up tillnow not available, enables introduction of Integrated e-Learning, composed of three components: the real remoteexperiments across the Internet, the simulation applets andthe electronic interactive textbooks. We present here theprospective remote laboratory system with data transferusing Intelligent School Experimental System (ISES) ashardware and ISES WEB Control kit as software. Thisapproach enables the simple construction of remoteexperiments without building any hardware and virtuallyno programming, only with paste and copy approach of prebuilttypical blocks as camera view, controls, graphs,displays etc. In conclusion we summarize the achievedexperience with remote experiments.
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| Authors | ;Franz Schauer;Franz Schauer;Miroslava Ožvoldová;František Lustig |
| Journal | International journal of offender therapy and comparative criminology |
| Year | 2008 |
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