GOLC – Online Lab Award OLA. The GOLC invites you to submit your successful Online Laboratory course, site, and product or success story, from a university or other institution or school. Awards will be given for outstanding laboratories in three categories.

 http://www.online-lab.org/GOLC_online-lab-award.php

18th International Conference on Remote Engineering and Virtual Instrumentation
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Contribution Details
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Contribution ID : 104
Type : Proposal for GOLC 2021 Online Lab Award
Format : Visualized experiment
Title : Easy experiments with EjsS
Author(s) : Garcia Clemente, Felix Jesus; Esquembre, Francisco; Wee, Loo Kang; Leong, Tze Kwang

our submission for 2021, wish us luck!

Categories

Remote: Any laboratory with multiple experiments that is built upon a real hardware and users can give inputs changing the parameters and process of the experimental hardware. Multiple experiments may be based on the same hardware setup or different hardware setup.

Simulation: Any laboratory with multiple experiments that do not have any physical hardware, but take inputs from the users changing the parameters of the experimental process. Instead of a real hardware, the experiments use a simulation engine or similar tool of some kind.

Visualized: Visualized experiment is focused on observation only for coming to the conclusion / fulfilling objective of the experiments. It can be both "purely digital content" and "real-hardware supported".

• In case of "real-hardware supported" there are no (or few inputs) input, interactions or measurements - simulated or real, from students. "Few inputs" means that the main activity/aim/objective of the experiment is visualized i.e. not dependent on the inputs. For example: an experiment where the users only observe some sensor data e.g. camera and perform the experiment by forming and testing their hypothesis by observation only (no input).
• In case of "purely digital content" there can be inputs but there is NO simulation engine for accurate results and the focus is on producing meaningful outputs and conclusions from observation of digital animations or datasets or similar things. For example: an experiment is about selecting the right subset or properly visualizing patterns and other meaningful data from a huge dataset stored in the remote laboratory (no simulation engine used).

2021 Award

The Award Call

You are invited to submit a proposal for the 2021 International Online Laboratory Awards, presented by the Global Online Laboratory Consortium (GOLC).

You are encouraged to put a link (e.g. YouTube) to a video of just screen recording/audio of using the system from first to last page as part of your submission. There must be at least 20 mins of video if your submission does not have any web link to your laboratory.

Please find all the details in the Award Call, then please fill in the application form here: Entry Form and submit it via the REV2021 Conference Submission Server.

2020 Award Winners

Machine Learning Lab

Anita Diwakar (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India)

(Simulation)

Virtopsia

Jennifer Samaniego Franco (Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador)

(Visualized)

techSys

Matthias Haack (Leibniz University of Hannover, Germany)

(Remote)

GOLC would like to thank all those who have submitted a lab for evaluation for the award. the list of the numerous participants is quite long, please find them in this PDF document.

Previous Winners

2019

VILDE-Virtual labs and video-lectures for Digital electronics

Sergio Martin, Manuel Castro (UNED, Spain)

(Simulation)

LabsLand Ultra Concurrent Laboratories

Luis Rodriguez-Gil, Pablo Orduña, Aitor Villar, Ignacio Angulo, Unai Hernandez, Javier Garcia-Zubia (LabsLand, Spain)

(Visualized)

FPGA Vision Remote Lab

Marco Winzker, Andrea Schwandt (Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University, Germany)

(Remote)

LabsLand Arduino Robot Laboratory

Pablo Orduña, Luis Rodriguez-Gil, Aitor Villar, Ignacio Angulo, Unai Hernandez, Javier Garcia-Zubia (University of Deusto, Spain)

(Remote – Runner-up)

GOLC would like to thank all those who have submitted a lab for evaluation for the award. the list of the numerous participants is quite long, please find them in this PDF document.

2018

Electrical Circuit Lab

Jakob Sikken, University of Twente, The Netherlands

(Simulation)

Sustainable Laboratory Skill Education through Free Online Labs and Connecting Teachers and Students across the Country with a Nodal Center Program – 320000+ users and 350+ Amrita Online Laboratories

Shyam Diwakar, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (University), India

(Visualized)

The OpenSTEM Labs

Nicholas St.John Braithwaite, The Open University, United Kingdom

(Remote)

Cloud-based Online Lab for security, network and systems

Mon-Yen Luo, National Kaohsiung University of Applied Sciences, Taiwan

(Remote – Runner-up)

GOLC would like to thank all those who have submitted a lab for evaluation for the award. the list of the numerous participants is quite long, please find them in this PDF document.

2017

LabBuilder – in the future everyone can build their own 3D virtual high-tech lab for computers, tablets, and in virtual reality

Mikkel Marfelt, Labster

(Simulation)

Maroon VR

Johanna Pirker and Christian Gütl, Graz University of Technology, Austria

(Visualized)

Mobile Remote Experiment Workgroup (GT-MRE)

Juarez Bento da Silva, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil

(Remote)

Circuit Warz

E2LP

(Special Mention)

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2016

HY.P.A.T.I.A. Event Display

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece

(Visualized)

TivSeg Simulator

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Institute for Information Processing Technologies (ITIV), Germany

(Simulation)

iSES Remote Lab SDK

Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Czech Republic

(Remote)

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2015

VISIR - Virtual Instrument Systems in Reality

(Remote)

Online Exp FEUP – Online VR and AR Experimentation

(Simulation)