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  • Derivation of Suitability Metrics for Remote Access Mode Experiments 
    Lindsay Euan; Murray Stephen; Lowe David; Kostulski Thorsten; Tuttle Steven (Kassel University Press, 2010)
    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 ...
  • An Investigation into Supporting Interoperability of Remote Laboratories 
    Yeung Herbert; Lowe David; Murray Stephen (Kassel University Press, 2010)
    There has been growing interest in, and development of, remotely accessible laboratories as a mechanism for improving access and flexibility, and enabling sharing of facilities. Differences in focus, philosophy, approach ...
  • Policy-Based Remote Laboratory Multi-User Access Management 
    Lowe David; Mujkanovic Amir; Murray Stephen (Kassel University Press, 2010)
    Remote laboratories have been seeing increasing utilization, though to date only a small proportion of these incorporate support for collaborative experimentation. Where this support is included the collaborative groups ...
  • Release Planning - Using Feedback to Adapt Remote Laboratory Release Cycles 
    Krastev Boris; Lowe David; Murray Stephen (Kassel University Press, 2010)
    Release planning, the process of allocating particular features to specific system releases, is generally considered to be complex task where multiple factors need to be evaluated. Stakeholder involvement is a particular ...
  • Towards a Framework for Supporting Remote Laboratory Adoption Decisions by Teacher-Academics 
    Tuttle Steven; Lowe David; Murray Stephen; De La Villefromoy Michel (Kassel University Press, 2010)
    Remote laboratories (RL) have existed for over a decade. They have shown great promise in the delivery of science and engineering education with the potential for providing enhanced flexibility and exposing many more ...