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An Interactive Web-Based Learning System for Manufacturing Technology Education

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Manufacturing engineering education is science & technology based subjects that are traditionally the hardest to teach online because of the need for providing practice & hands-on experiences at a distance. Therefore, this research aims to develop an e-learning system to teach manufacturing technology and to enhance the quality, scale, and breadth of technological education. The major results of this research are; (1).Establish interactive on-line teaching material for the computer-aided manufacturing courses including CNC coding method, CNC simulation. (2).Propose the interactive teaching strategies for the students to learn machining process planning through web-based learning system. (3).Integrate multi-media and virtual laboratory in the developed interactive e-learning system to enhance the effectiveness of machining education through web-based system. (4). Enhance students the ability to extract the manufacturing features from a mechanical drawing in either 2D or 3D. (5). Cultivate the principle of manufacturing process planning through the developed interactive web-based learning system. (6). Discipline CNC programming and CNC machining techniques through Internet.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 505-507)

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1111-1116

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.505-507.1111

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January 2006

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Min Jou, Han Wei Zhang

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Interactive Web-Based Learning System, Learning Agent, Machining Processing Planning, Virtual Laboratory

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