Unconfined Learning and Classrooms of the Future
A research paper from ASEE examines the use of the Analog Discovery in Remote Circuit Design Labs.
A research paper from ASEE examines the use of the Analog Discovery in Remote Circuit Design Labs.
The Analog Discovery 2 is examined in a classroom setting in regards to active learning.
We discuss results from part two and conclusions of the study.
Researchers examine a new approach to student learning using flipped classrooms and portable instrumentation.
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Peek at the Openscope MZ workbook with this brief overview!
Check out the OpenScope MZ workshop training!
Take the hard “labor” out of laboratory and the laboratory out of the classroom with this innovative teaching model!
Check out some of what Digilent is bringing to ASEE 2017!
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Navigate the world of circuits with Analog Discovery 2 by your side.
Talesa provides a detailed rundown of the new Basys MX3 course material!
Does measurement still matter? Engineering has always been shaped by its tools. From early lab instruments to modern software and test systems, the way engineers observe, verify, and evaluate their …
What separates confident, capable engineers over time is rarely talent or intelligence. They are the ones who learned how to think, test, and troubleshoot early, usually while they were still students. …
Digital design education has long relied on simulation to introduce foundational concepts such as Boolean logic, sequential circuits, and finite state machines. While simulation is essential, it does not fully …
The Emona Communications Board (DxIQ‑45G) is a purpose‑built partner board for the Digilent Analog Discovery Studio Max (ADS Max), designed to introduce students to foundational concepts in modern digital and …