Application of Open-Hardware-Based Solutions for Rapid Transition From Stationary to the Remote Teaching Model During Pandemic.
IEEE Trans Ed
; 64(3): 299-307, 2021 Aug.
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ABSTRACT
Contribution While research indicates usefulness of remote laboratories in teaching of digital hardware systems, their main application is to complement stationary classes. This work presents a low-cost, scalable architecture that supports rapid transformation of teaching to a model based solely on remote access mechanisms. Background:
Adaptation of online laboratory solutions from the literature to en-masse teaching of digital circuits is time-consuming and expensive. Solutions that permit cheap and rapid conversion of courses to remote environments seem to be of high value, especially when social distancing renders direct teaching impossible. IntendedOutcomes:
Demonstration of a flexible and cheap architecture that permits rapid transformation of digital circuits laboratories to the remote environment. Validation of system's performance and usefulness on a large group of students. ApplicationDesign:
Remote digital circuits laboratories from the literature are designed to complement stationary classes. For successful teaching during pandemic, a low-cost, flexible, and efficient solution to online laboratory based on commonly available technologies is required.Findings:
The proposed remote laboratory architecture enables rapid conversion of on-site teaching to online model, while supporting in-situupgrades and functionality enhancements. The presented solution proved to be a convenient substitute for conventional laboratories during pandemic.
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IEEE Trans Ed
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2021
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