Development and Interaction between LMS Services and Remote Labs
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v4i3.501Keywords:
E-learning, Learning Management System (LMS), On-Line Learning, Practical Knowledge, Theoretical knowledge, Virtual Labs and Web Labs, Web Services.Abstract
Nowadays there is a great number of universities and organizations working in e-learning and i-learning solutions. One of the most well-known is the learning management system or LMS that allows displaying theoretical content in an organized and controlled way. In some jobs and studies it is necessary for the student to get a practical knowledge as well as a theoretical one. To obtain this practical knowledge, the universities and organizations are developing Virtual, Remote and Web labs. At these moments the LMS and Web labs are working independently. We are studying a new architecture allowing the integration of the LMS with different Web labs. This architecture must allow the students, teachers and administrators to use the services of LMS and virtual labâ??s features as if they were working with the same software.
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