Metaverse Education Research Across Latin America: A Systematic Mapping Study
Communications in computer and information science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 3 - 18
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Automatic Correction System for Learning Activities in Remote-Access Laboratories in the Mechatronics Area
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 2574 - 2574
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
In
recent
years,
the
educational
field
has
evolved
rapidly
owing
to
integration
of
several
technologies,
especially
experiments
in
remote
laboratories
engineering
area.
Therefore,
this
article
addresses
development
an
innovation
system
for
automatically
correcting
mechatronics
using
digital
twins,
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs),
and
generative
artificial
intelligence
technologies.
This
was
designed
overcome
limitations
physical
teacher’s
availability
assist
learning,
enabling
automatic
acquisitions
at
any
time.
The
twin
captures
data
from
student’s
experiments,
allowing
accurate
comparisons
identify
successes
errors.
application
CNNs
serves
validate
results
through
image
analysis,
whereas
AI
helps
patterns.
evaluated
a
didactic
plant,
effectively
with
inputs
outputs.
addition,
it
provides
students
detailed
feedback
on
their
performance,
including
specific
errors
suggestions
improvement.
With
three-layer
architecture,
i.e.,
didactics,
management,
efficiently
processes
teachers
students,
contributing
optimizing
teaching
environments.
Language: Английский
Network of Extended Reality-Enabled Laboratories for Remote Practical Training: Didactic in Between Virtual and Real Living Environment
Published: June 12, 2024
Language: Английский
Use of Remote Laboratories for the Development of Critical Thinking of Engineering Students
Lecture notes in networks and systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 69 - 89
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Effects of Interactive Experiences on Memory in a Virtual Museum
Samita Lappayanant,
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Hiroaki Shigemasu
No information about this author
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
Virtual
Reality
(VR)
technology
profoundly
influences
museums
by
facilitating
artifact
collection,
preservation,
and
remote
accessibility
to
traditional
cultures.
VR
transcends
physical
constraints,
enabling
visitors
engage
with
exhibits
across
diverse
locations.
The
effective
utilization
of
content
is
crucial
for
constructing
a
virtual
domain
that
evokes
positive
impression
fosters
memories.
This
experimental
study
aimed
scrutinize
the
influence
interactive
non-interactive
on
visitors'
memory
attractiveness
while
engaging
in
museum
environments.
Simulated
exhibition
halls
feature
three
rooms
content,
such
as
opening
windows
view
videos,
manipulating
observing
3D
models
exhibits,
pressing
buttons
explore
relationships
between
exhibits.
Additionally,
featured
content.
Twenty-four
participants
observed
all
evaluating
recognition
through
questionnaires.
results,
analyzed
via
average
scores,
reveal
significantly
higher
scores
no
difference
perceived
attractiveness.
Interactive
enhances
efficiency
without
affecting
perception,
emphasizing
its
pivotal
role
creating
impactful
visitor
experiences.
Language: Английский
INCENTIVE MECHANISMS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL RESOURCE-SHARING PLATFORM CONSIDERING REPUTATION EFFECTS FOR MEGAPROJECTS
International Journal of Strategic Property Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
28(3), P. 194 - 210
Published: June 12, 2024
Participating
in
megaproject
experimental
tasks
would
significantly
improve
the
laboratories’
industry
influence
and
future
competitiveness.
Thus,
this
paper
introduces
long-term
reputation
effects
of
incentive
model
an
resource-sharing
platform
for
megaprojects,
which
could
motivate
them
to
consider
benefits
their
current
efforts.
The
aim
is
incentivize
behavior
more
effectively
increase
amount
resources
shared
by
these
laboratories
on
platform,
thus
guaranteeing
sustainability
platform.
It
constructs
combining
dual
implicit
explicit
mechanisms.
analyses
mechanism
a
effect
compared
with
pure
so
that
primary
conditions
incentives
can
be
obtained
achieve
Pareto
improvement.
Finally,
proposed
method
validated
combination
data
simulation.
results
show
although
mechanisms
reduce
information
asymmetry
between
two
sides
efforts
should
not
blindly
intensity
need
subsidies
upfront
inputs,
degree
sharing
informatization
capabilities.
Language: Английский
Designing active and experiential remote laboratories: Key factors from the perspective of teachers designing learning activities
2021 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 5
Published: Oct. 18, 2023
A
remote
laboratory
is
a
software
and
hardware
tool
that
enables
students
to
access
real
equipment
located
somewhere
else
through
the
Internet.
The
just
first
part,
for
correct
implementation,
interaction,
feedback
troubleshooting
vital.
laboratories
are
typically
deployed
in
universities
or
research
centers.
key
factor
of
once
they
available
Internet
their
usage
can
be
scaled
up
naturally
used
by
students.
installation
maintenance
multifunctional
represent
high
costs,
reason
why
some
institutions
choose
rent
short
periods
time.
Thus,
two
more
share
different
reduce
costs.
Furthermore,
this
sharing
economy
where
multiple
provide
each
other,
economic
models
(freely
with
cost).
However,
demand
identified
times
pandemic
has
required
great
efforts
on
part
engineering
faculties
continue
training
COVID-19
suddenly
paralyzed
all
around
world.
During
COVID-
19
lockdown,
switched
distance
teaching
canceled
face-to-face
education
affecting
way
teaching.
IT
staff
was
urged
find
alternatives
train
teachers
designing
diverse
learning
activities
meet
objectives.
This
work
presents
experience
implementing
group
courses
related
Electronics
Electric
subjects
at
various
levels
engineering.
By
incorporating
principles
Kolb's
Experiential
Learning
Cycle,
investigates
factors
pedagogical
considerations
design
effective
activities.
findings
highlight
importance
providing
hands-on,
experiential
opportunities,
even
settings,
enhance
understanding
application
theoretical
concepts
education.
To
date,
institution
represented
authors'
implemented
over
44
utilizing
pilot
laboratories,
benefiting
than
375
paper
main
lessons
learned
from
these
experiences.
Language: Английский
Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Deusto XRL, a Reference Architecture for Extended Remote Laboratories (XRLs)
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(23), P. 4812 - 4812
Published: Nov. 28, 2023
Extended
Remote
Laboratories
(XRLs)
have
emerged
as
a
potential
solution
to
address
the
lack
of
science
laboratories
in
educational
institutions,
deficit
that
hinders
attainment
Quality
Education
outlined
2030
Agenda
for
Sustainable
Development.
By
integrating
physical
assets
with
Reality
(XR)
technologies,
XRLs
provide
an
immersive
remote
laboratory
experience.
This
study
presents
development
Deusto
XRL,
reference
architecture
XRLs,
and
investigates
User
eXperience
(UX)
via
survey
involving
150
high-school
students.
The
participants
were
divided
into
groups
exposed
different
online
experiences:
traditional
(RLs)
XRLs.
Feedback
scores
from
UX
indicated
received
highest
ratings,
reflecting
positive
UX.
results
highlight
enhance
accessibility
quality
education,
enabling
students
engage
learning
experiences
despite
limitations.
Future
research
endeavors
will
focus
on
exploring
implications
outcomes
associated
XRL
technology.
further
investigating
pedagogical
aspects
this
aims
uncover
their
benefits
value.
Implementing
settings
can
revolutionize
providing
interactive
engaging
opportunities
deepen
understanding
scientific
concepts.
Language: Английский