Establishment of Network Platform of Virtuai Teaching Laboratories in Colleges and Universities Based on JSP Technology

Jun Luo; Wen Xuan Gu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.4.189

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Establishment of Network Platform of Virtuai Teaching Laboratories in Colleges and Universities Based on JSP Technology

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Virtual network laboratory system is the application of virtual reality technology to simulate the experimental software system. Based on the virtual network teaching platform using the JSP technology development, used to solve the current virtual education the existence of the problem. This paper introduced an overview of virtual teaching laboratory network platform, to create a virtual teaching laboratory platform with virtual technology and construction of platform strategies.

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June 2012

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Jun Luo, Wen Xuan Gu

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Distance Education, JSP, Network Technology, Virtual Technology

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