Your first class with a remote laboratory: from preparation to submission
Prepare your first class with LabsLand Teach: choose an activity, check access, organise pairs and collect answers. Includes a preparation checklist.
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What makes a pendulum swing faster? A classroom investigation
Plan a pendulum investigation: collect predictions, compare configurations fairly and discuss measurements with your class. Includes a printable lesson plan.
Leaves under the microscope: a class to observe, compare and explain
Compare leaf samples in a remote microscope lesson, record observations and separate them from hypotheses. Includes a printable student worksheet.
How to design and assess a remote lab assignment: a Boyle’s law example
Design an assessable activity with the Boyle’s law lab: student brief, data table, 20-point rubric and feedback examples.
A first remote FPGA assignment in Verilog: from requirement to truth table
Teach a first Verilog assignment on a remote DE1-SoC FPGA with a truth table, simulation-checked code, a student worksheet and a practical marking guide.
How to Share Your LabsLand Certificate on LinkedIn
If you've completed one of the online courses that offer a LabsLand certificate, congratulations! As part of your achievement, you've earned a LabsLand certificate that reflects not only your participation,…
Introducing LabsLand Prism4
Introducing the LabsLand Prism4, the latest collaborative effort between LabsLand and Digikey (see press release here or here). This innovative product combines hardware and software into a versatile platform designed…
LabDiscoveryEngine: Open Source Toolset for Remote Lab creation
The LabDiscoveryEngine toolset LabDiscoveryEngine provides institutions and companies with the means to remotize their laboratories and equipment and create their own educational remote laboratories. The LabDiscoveryEngine builds upon WebLab-Deusto, which…
LabsLand at the ECEDHA 2024 Annual Conference
LabsLand was back at the ECEDHA Annual conference, this time in Tucson, Arizona, with different products featured in multiple stands at the Exhibition. On Friday, Pablo Orduna from LabsLand participated…
Dr. Ignacio Idoyaga Receives the 2024 LabsLand Award for Educational Innovation with Remote Laboratories
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Ignacio J. Idoyaga, the lead of the Laboratory for Experimentation with Information and Communication Technologies for Innovation and Learning (LETICIA) at the Research…
LabsLand AI Assistant in the VHDL editor
The AI-powered LabsLand Assistant
Empowering Learning with AI Education is always evolving, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to redefine its boundaries, just like those of many other fields. At LabsLand we're at the…
Smart Parking virtual environment
OpenHybridAPI: Merging Physical Devices with Virtual Simulations
Pushing Boundaries in Education When it comes to labs with programmable devices (such as FPGAs and microcontrollers), both hands-on and remote, there has always been a limit to what students…
Honoring Excellence: the UNED Remote Experimentation Laboratory Receives the 2023 LabsLand Award for Educational Innovation with Remote Laboratories
We are proud to announce that Dr. Carlos Arguedas, Fiorella Lizano, Eric Montero, María Paula Obando, and Daniel Elizondo, from the Laboratorio de Experimentación Remota (LER), which is the Remote…
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Leveraging AI for STEM education: the DSPACE EU project is starting
AI is currently raising, and it is bound to transform so many fields. In LabsLand we believe EdTech and STEM education will certainly be two of those, and we aim…
2nd LabsLand Community Event at REV2023
LabsLand is excited to announce our second Community Event, taking place on Wednesday, March 1st, 2022 at the Porto Palace Hotel in Thessaloniki, Greece during the REV2023 conference. It will…
The setup of the Free Fall experiment.
Understanding Gravity in the Classroom: The LabsLand Free Fall Laboratory
The concept of gravity is a fundamental principle in physics that describes the force of attraction between two objects with mass. Understanding this concept is essential for students studying physics…
What is a remote lab?
Remote laboratories are a technological tool called to promote scientific-technical vocations due to their ability to multiply hours of practice, essential for meaningful learning.
UNED Costa Rica and LabsLand develop a new remote chemistry laboratory: the Boyle’s Law Laboratory
The Boyle's Law chemistry lab, developed together with the Universidad Estatal a Distancia (UNED) of Costa Rica, is now available after a successful testing phase. This laboratory allows us to…
New titration laboratory with UNED of Costa Rica
We have developed a new remote chemistry laboratory, together with the Universidad Estatal a Distancia (UNED) in Costa Rica: the Titration laboratory. After having been used with great success in…