The Research of Distance Learning Platform Based on P2P

Ji Chun Zhao; Jian Xin Guo; Su Fen Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.333-335.2206

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The Research of Distance Learning Platform Based on P2P

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The platform of rural distance learning (PRDL) is an interactive tool used to farmers for the video training, interactive consulting, teaching and management with the features of resource integration, safe, and reliable. PRDL was dual-network transmission structure via the Internet and E-government network, covering all the Beijings towns and villages, which is applied media asset management technology to build a municipal teaching resource library. The problems of PRDL are solved such as complex network for rural areas, limited bandwidth resources and diverse user needs base on in-depth study of distance learning key technologies. It is for farmers learning modern agricultural technology to provide a strong support.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 333-335)

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