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With MATLAB Online, your students do not need a high-end computer to install and use MATLAB. Instead, they just need a web-connected computer. MATLAB Online lets students connect their webcam to capture live videos and images. Here’s an example of performing a simple object detection using a pretrained neural network called AlexNet and a live feed from a webcam. Google Chrome™ is required for webcam support.
Read more about it in the documentation, or take a look at this video for additional examples.
This is a great presentation from 2 professors introducing how they use MATLAB in their physics courses. MATLAB Grader and Live Scripts are discussed in detail.
Here is the abstract:
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Guest Presenters: Michele McColgan, Siena College and Duncan Carlsmith, UW Madison
The meeting will start with short presentations, and then we'll have time for questions and discussion in a colloquial setting. The presenters use MATLAB in their courses, and this meeting will provide a good opportunity to see the functionality that MATLAB affords. However, the presenters' approach to integrating computation is relevant generally; thus, this meeting should be of great interest, even if you are not a MATLAB user.
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Webinar from PICUP .
WiDS Datathon 2021 is going on right now. The focus of the Datathon this year is "on creating models to classify whether patients have been diagnosed with a certain type of diabetes." You can register and participate until March 1.
Also, take a look at this blog post on the MATLAB benchmark code for this datathon.
MATLAB Benchmark Code for WiDS Datathon 2021
There are also various online challenges by MathWorks that students may be interested. Here are the winners from last year's Simulink Student Challenge. There was also a MATLAB Online Live Editor Challenge a couple of years ago.
Here's an example of virtualizing a lab course.
Just making sure people are aware of our new Onramp courses. These are great self-learning resources for students.
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I just highlighted an app on File Exchange for emulating an experiment. Great idea for doing lab classes with software. What I like about this app is that it incorporates statistical variance and measurement noise that comes from physical experiments.
Read more about it here:
https://blogs.mathworks.com/pick/2020/11/20/emulating-a-physical-experiment-of-measuring-mms/
Here's a short article describing how educators from UNSW have used Live Scripts to help students understand mathematical models. Interactive live scripts allow students to experiment and understand concepts through trial and error. The article also explains how the scripts helped provide an enriched online learning experience for the students.
Do you use Live Scripts in your teaching?
Take a look at this video on remote access robotics lab. It allows students to submit algorithms and have them run on a robot completely remotely.
Here (16:56) is where the submission process is explained.
Here's an thread on comparing various types of instructional labs (on-campus, virtual, remote, kits). Each type has pros/cons and things that you need to consider.
There’s a webinar on online learning tools with MATLAB this Friday. It’s for time zones in Asia Pacific.
Register if you’re interested!
MATLAB Online lets students run MATLAB without having to install the software on the computer. All you need is a web browser and an internet connection.
I would love to hear comments and experiences of using MATLAB Online.
Hello everyone,
I’m Jiro, and I’m part of the Education Customer Success group at MathWorks. We help academics, students, and institutions achieve success through the use of our tools. I will be the moderator for this new community of distance learning.
As many academic institutions are moving their classes online, we hope that this community will help instructors connect with others who are in the same situation. This community site gathers various resources and information that will be useful for teaching with MATLAB and Simulink in a distance learning setting. We have a number of MathWorks employees monitoring this community, but we want this to be a place for the community to come together. The hope is that the community will grow and the resources gathered here will grow with it.
I encourage you to share best practices ( Discussions ), ask questions ( MATLAB Answers ), and share examples ( File Exchange ).
As a first question, what course are you teaching (or planning to teach) online?
