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Network for EPR spectroscopic analysis as a tool in didactic process

Bernaś M., Ramos P.

Journal of Medical Informatics & Technologies

2010

Vol. 16

77--82

The paper deals with a new training technologies' development based on distance learning web–services, implemented for laboratory of a Pharmacy Study branch at Medical University in Katowice. The discussed computing interfaces allow students to perform analysis of free radicals' spectra provided by EPR device. These training facilities are now available at home; at their remote terminal. The training resources consist of electronic ⁄ computer based training. The laboratory provide the students with an interface incorporated into simulation packages along with statistic apparatus for data analysis. The dynamically configured application provide the user with his individual set of training samples. Additionally it provides a valuable skill training for students, otherwise available only as part of master ofscience thesis work.

Remote access into virtual web laboratory - application in medicine

Bernaś M., Piecha J.

Journal of Medical Informatics & Technologies

2009

Vol. 13

91--96

The paper introduces the need of improving skills level of students using Internet network. The solution has been discussed on an example with remarks for the medical diagnostic devices. The laboratory, which is not large enough, for performing all needed training courses, can be provided the trainee after their main work hours. The elaborated solution is supported by various training interfaces, provided by standard Learning Management System (LMS) and the applications controlling machine called Multimedia Applications Management Shell (MAMS). The example platforms were supported by networking Debian Linux services and an open-source technology that is used freely, by many developers.