A large-scale Web-based virtual oscilloscope laboratory experiment

Teaching Information Systems Technologies: a New Approach based on Virtualization and Hosting Technologies

“…For example, Ma [2] introduced the name of remote labs, Ross [3] used the denomination of web labs, Winner [4] the concept of distributed learning labs and Ko [5] the name of virtual labs. In the bibliography we can find several proposals regarding virtual computing labs in the context of higher education.…”

Web Based Simulation of Direct Current Motor Response to Basic Input Signals

“…• Sistem tasarımının ve uygulamanın hızlı gelişti-rilebildiği LabVIEW, MATLAB gibi yazılımlar ve bunları destekleyen donanım sistemlerini kullanmak (7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15) • Öğrencilerin herhangi bir deneyi yapmak için belirli bir gün ve saat dilimine uymaları gerekmez. Geleneksel eğitimde, öğrenci deneyi kaçırdığı zaman, genelde o deneyi bir daha yapma imkânı olmamaktadır.…”

Development of a web‐based mass transfer processes laboratory: System development and implementation

“…These new technologies are used for data collection [14], model building and interactive demonstration analysis [15,16], and graphical representation of data [17], and for combinations of these technologies [18]. A comprehensive survey on the current practice in laboratory education by Sere et al [18] suggests that use of new technologies for model building during labwork stimulates students to think more about the conceptual background of a specific lab situation than most other contexts of labwork.…”

“…Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) is also widely employed [30,31] in most systems due to the extensive use of advanced graphics and multimedia technology, including three-dimensional animation, sound, and artificial sensory devices. Ko's [14] system may represent a typical example, where a double client-server structure is implemented by using JavaScript and HTML for the graphic interface on the client side, Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench (LabVIEW, National Instruments, Baltimore, Maryland) for local instrument control, inetCAM (Inetcam, Inc., San Diego, California) as a video server, and CGI for communication between the client and web server. Other technologies and components, including Java Input-Output Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Java Applet, Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), Java Servlet, and Microsoft Access database (Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, Washington), are also used in virtual laboratories [29].…”