Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
694892 Annual Reviews in Control 2009 7 Pages PDF
Abstract

Research studies aimed to improve remote collaboration and education are presented and related to practical results for control and automation engineering education. Individual, social and cultural aspects are considered as important requirements in the development of collaborative learning environments. A collaborative learning environment for control and automation education, which includes mixed-reality lab experiments, is presented. The proposed environment hosts remote lab experiments that enable the development of collaborative projects among students working at different sites. Experiences using the proposed learning environment in both university and vocational courses are presented.

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