In this interactive session, we will examine the potential of Edrys-lite for creating web-based, serverless RemoteLabs tailored for the education sector.

As web technologies continue to advance, they offer unparalleled potential for the design of innovative Open Educational Resources (OER). Today's browsers are no longer simply interfaces; they have become robust platforms capable of performing tasks that were previously reliant on server infrastructure.

Edrys-lite takes advantage of these developments is offering a modular and accessible approach to the design and sharing of remote laboratories. With just a browser, educators can create and share RemoteLabs with learners, negating the need for complex technical setups or expensive infrastructure.

The workshop is structured in two phases and is conducted in a hands-on format. In the initial phase, attendees will gain insight into the capabilities of Edrys-lite through guided demonstrations. We will present real-world examples to demonstrate how this platform can be adapted to suit a variety of educational contexts.

In the second phase, attendees will actively design their own web-based, serverless RemoteLabs. By participating, attendees will receive practical exercises, actionable ideas and foundational knowledge to implement Edrys-lite in their institutions.

Join us to see how edrys-lite can benefit both educators and learners.