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Remote experiments in Trnava/Zlin 2016 Graasp and Go-Lab Research-based education - on example of remote experiments „ INCLINEs “F. Schauer

3

rd

SCOPES

S

eminar

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Trnava

/

Zlin

21

. -23. 8.2016Slide2

BASIC QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWEREDMotto: “How can the teacher use remote experimentation effectively to restructure the existing course towards the research based one

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Why to introduce remote experimentation?

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Remote experimentation at schools – basic questions.

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How to use remote experimentation in research oriented teaching?

4.

How to help teachers in using remote experimentation?Slide3

1. Why to introduce remote experimentation?Attention worldwide to remote experimentation and especially remote e-laboratories - strongly

evolving

(See

recent monographs - Gracia-Zubia 2013,

T. Restivo 2015, Ozvoldova- Schauer 2015 ), Shifting the learning focus from the institution to the student -“learning by doing” using laboratories, Remote labs, in fact, can extend the capability of a conventional laboratory by increasing the number of times and places in which a student can perform experiments while also extending the availability of the laboratory to several students. Slide4

2. Remote experimentation at schools? – basic requirements

B

asic

properties of remote laboratories for schools?

reliability,

fast communication across the Internet, simple and self explanatory in use, diagnostics and reporting about the state of the RE, data output for the evaluation.

 

  

 

 

 

 

FIGURE 1remote experiment “simple pendulum“ live view of oscillations (upper graph), transferred data to computer with starting transient (Lower graph)

FIGURE 2remote experiment “transients in rlc circuits“ transient response: voltage (upper graph), current (Lower graph) Slide5

3. How to use remote experimentation in research oriented teaching? Figure 3students of applied informatics faculty TBU in Zlin in

research

based

physics laboratory with hands on, virtual

and remote experiments using INTe-L  - We adhere to the opinion that laboratories and simulations can deeply change the education , but new strategies needed. - For that reason, we suggested the method of e-learning, including remote experimentation,

Integrated e- Learning (INTe-L). - C. Wieman and K. Perkins ask the general question: “Is there a way to teach physics that does not produce such dismal results for the typical student?” answer ”By using the ICT tools in their teaching, instructors can move students from mindless memorization to understanding and appreciation”. Slide6

4. How to help teachers in using remote experimentation?Slide7

TEACHER´S COURSE in ICT and RE 2015Slide8

4A.

How to help teachers

AND STUDENTS

in using remote experimentation?REMLABNETSlide9

4B. How to help teachers AND STUDENTS in using remote experimentation? Graasp and Go- Lab Slide10

Research-based education - on example of remote experiments „ INCLINEs “Slide11

COMPONENTS 12

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SOME DETAILS Slide13

SETUP „ INCLINE“Slide14

FIRST RESULT 2015 Slide15

TEACHING ROOM Slide16

DATA -

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RESEARCH – BASED APPROACH Slide19

SIMULATION - Dynamic approachSlide20

SIMULATION- Energy approach Time, t (0,5-3,0 )s Slide21

CLASROOM OF „INCLINEs“Slide22

ACNOWLEDGMENTS Slide23

2013 Consortium of Remote experiments Faculty of Mathematics and Physics CU in Prague

Faculty of Applied Informatics TBU in

Zlin

Faculty of

EducationTU

in Trnava

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PF 2016