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Experimenting from a Distance: Remote Controlled Lab experiments for teaching Physics at High-school
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Available Languages: English, German, Italian
This report provides information about the purpose, background, and operation of Remote Controlled Labs (RCL) for physics teaching. These online, user-controlled labs provide students with access to experiments that are generally too expensive, too complicated, and/or too dangerous for most schools or colleges to run. The report begins with descriptions of the overall goals and learning outcomes for remote labs. It then gives details regarding eleven available labs. These include Millikan's oil-drop experiment, Rutherford scattering, the speed of light, the photoelectric effect, I-V characteristics of semiconductor devices, and radioactivity.
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<a href="https://psrc.aapt.org/items/detail.cfm?ID=15428">Working Group, Prof. Jodl. Experimenting from a Distance: Remote Controlled Lab experiments for teaching Physics at High-school. Kaiserslautern: Working Group, Prof. Jodl, January 1, 2018.</a>
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Experimenting from a Distance: Remote Controlled Lab experiments for teaching Physics at High-school (Working Group, Prof. Jodl, Kaiserslautern, 2015), <http://pen-physik.de/w_jodl/Docs/book-rcl_small.pdf>.
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Experimenting from a Distance: Remote Controlled Lab experiments for teaching Physics at High-school. (2018, January 1). Retrieved October 14, 2024, from Working Group, Prof. Jodl: http://pen-physik.de/w_jodl/Docs/book-rcl_small.pdf
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Working Group, Prof. Jodl. Experimenting from a Distance: Remote Controlled Lab experiments for teaching Physics at High-school. Kaiserslautern: Working Group, Prof. Jodl, January 1, 2018. http://pen-physik.de/w_jodl/Docs/book-rcl_small.pdf (accessed 14 October 2024).
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Experimenting from a Distance: Remote Controlled Lab experiments for teaching Physics at High-school. Kaiserslautern: Working Group, Prof. Jodl, 2015. 1 Jan. 2018. 14 Oct. 2024 <http://pen-physik.de/w_jodl/Docs/book-rcl_small.pdf>.
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Month = {January 1, 2018},
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