Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments

When considering the possible use of an online mode of experimentation it is important to evaluate the suitability of the remote access mode to a particular learning exercise. Within a large and diverse set of possible experiment-oriented learning exercises, it follows that not all laboratory experi...

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Main Authors: Murray, S., Lindsay, Euan, Lowe, D., Tuttle, S.
Other Authors: Michael E Auer
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Kassel University Press 2010
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/9818
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Lindsay, Euan
Lowe, D.
Tuttle, S.
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description When considering the possible use of an online mode of experimentation it is important to evaluate the suitability of the remote access mode to a particular learning exercise. Within a large and diverse set of possible experiment-oriented learning exercises, it follows that not all laboratory experiments are well-suited for conversion to the remote access mode. In this paper we consider a range of factors that should be considered before the decision is taken to implement a remote laboratory. These factors fit broadly into four categories: learning factors, equipment factors, cohort factors and accreditation factors. Some of the factors may demonstrate a tendency to belong to more than one category, and some may present with a more significant weighting than others, but the categorical organization of the factors adds an ability to apply an objective assessment to remote access mode suitability.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-98182022-12-09T07:12:36Z Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments Murray, S. Lindsay, Euan Lowe, D. Tuttle, S. Michael E Auer Goran Karlsson conversion learning factors suitability Remote laboratory When considering the possible use of an online mode of experimentation it is important to evaluate the suitability of the remote access mode to a particular learning exercise. Within a large and diverse set of possible experiment-oriented learning exercises, it follows that not all laboratory experiments are well-suited for conversion to the remote access mode. In this paper we consider a range of factors that should be considered before the decision is taken to implement a remote laboratory. These factors fit broadly into four categories: learning factors, equipment factors, cohort factors and accreditation factors. Some of the factors may demonstrate a tendency to belong to more than one category, and some may present with a more significant weighting than others, but the categorical organization of the factors adds an ability to apply an objective assessment to remote access mode suitability. 2010 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/9818 Kassel University Press fulltext
spellingShingle conversion
learning factors
suitability
Remote laboratory
Murray, S.
Lindsay, Euan
Lowe, D.
Tuttle, S.
Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments
title Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments
title_full Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments
title_fullStr Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments
title_full_unstemmed Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments
title_short Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments
title_sort derivation of suitability metrics for remote access mode experiments
topic conversion
learning factors
suitability
Remote laboratory
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/9818