PT Anywhere used for remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic
PT Anywhere, led by Alexander Mikroyannidis (The Open University, UK), has played a vital role in remote teaching and learning during the […]
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Developing accessible network simulation software for the visually impaired
The Association for Learning Technology (ALT) blog has initiated a COVID special collection, featuring the latest news about the PT Anywhere network simulator. PT Anywhere, which […]
PT Anywhere in the UK Government Digital Skills Toolkit
The OpenLearn course Discovering Computer Networks has been included in the UK Government Digital Skills Toolkit for furloughed workers. The Digital Skills […]
Open Networking Lab Accessibility – The Challenge
In the UK, there are over 2 million people with sight loss, with 360,000 registered as blind or partially sighted. Approximately 25% […]
The Ufi VocTech Showcase 2019
The annual Ufi VocTech Showcase took place on November 21, 2019 in IET London. The event showcased a wide variety of projects funded […]
Discovering Computer Networks: Hands on in the Open Networking Lab
The Open Networking Lab project has launched a free online course entitled “Discovering computer networks: hands on in the Open Networking Lab”, which is available […]
A successful conclusion for HUB4NGI
Last week saw the final review of the HUB4NGI project in Brussels. Starting in January 2017, HUB4NGI was the first Coordination and Support Action dedicated to […]
PT Anywhere and the Open Networking Lab make news
The latest STEM newsletter of the Open University features the collaboration of the Open Networking Lab with the Watford college. The Open Networking Lab […]
Data and Computing Skills for Digital Science and Society
The European Big Data Value Forum 2017 took place on November 21-23 in Versailles, Paris. This event has served as a platform, as […]
PT Anywhere presented at the IEEE EDUCON 2017
The IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON) 2017 has been the eighth in a series of conferences that rotate among central locations […]
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