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Aug 29 th 2002 Introduction of Distance Education Using the Internet JICA / CRL KEIO University WIDE Project Kazunori Sugiura [email protected] Original Slides from Dr. Keiko Okawa Copyright: 2002 SOI Project

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Aug 29th 2002

Introduction ofDistance Education Using the Internet

JICA / CRLKEIO UniversityWIDE ProjectKazunori [email protected]

Original Slides from Dr. Keiko OkawaCopyright: 2002 SOI Project

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Today’s Lecture

• Introduction of the WIDE Project.• Introduction of distance education project.

– SOI Project

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Aug 29th 2002

WIDE ProjectIntroduction of the WIDE Project

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WIDE Project

• Research consortium on the Internet in Japan Since 1988.• 106 Organizations (39 universities and 66 companies)

– University, Industry, and Government– 687 members, about 200 active

• Share test beds:– High speed/Wireless/IPv6/Mobile/Multicast

• Non-profit, non-legal entity• 16 working groups

– Diffserv, icars, internet cars, irc, last– Lifeline, MAWI (Measurement analysis)– Multicast, moca (Member oriented CA)– Reliable MC, SOI, two, IPv6, wish, xcast, dns

• http://www.wide.ad.jp/

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WIDE Project approaches• Challenges

– TCP protocols– Mobile Internet– Internet Education

• Test beds– IPv6– Multicast– Mobile

• Deployment– Practical use of super advanced technologies– Practical use of existing Internet environment

• Missionary work– IPv6

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Aug 29th 2002

SOISchool of InternetToward next generation distance education

Original Slides from Dr. Keiko OkawaCopyright: 2002 SOI Project, WIDE Project

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SOI Sauce!!!!

• Japanese traditional sauce founded 2000 years ago– Salt fermentation basis of

beans– 5 variations of sauce– 3 classes

• First sold: Yuasa, Kishuu Japan• First found on Books:

Muromachi period(AD1392-1573)

• 1027000KL delivered on 2001, (8.1L year/person)

• 118000KL exported

References:http://www.soysauce.or.jp

SOY

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Goal

• Provide a higher educational opportunity to everyone on the Internet

= the digital communication infrastructure

– Free mapping of educational resources on the digital communication infrastructure. Free from:

• Organization• Country• Geography• Physical restrictions• Time restrictions

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University

• Originally…– universitas studentium

• Group of people wishing to learn

– universitas magstrorum• Group of people wishing to teach

– Based on the individualism of learning• University are constructed under expediency of its nationalism,

country.– Top of the education pyramid.– Restriction.

• SOI Challenge– Without any restrictions provided by global digital communication

infrastructure, we constructed ideal “University”

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Bases of SOI

• School on the Internet - SoI– Individuals whom wishes to learn is provided with highest level of

research and education platform using the Internet infrastructure without any restrictions.

• School of Internet - SOI– Substantiation platform of SoI

• construction of “Faculty of the Internet”– WIDE University, School of Internet (SOI)

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Approach

• Digitize every activity at the University– Lectures, coursework, – Administration– Communication

• Find a problem and solve it• Find a new opportunity and try it• Evaluation• Experiments using “real” resources in the “real”

environment

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Traditional Platform

Univ. A Univ. B Univ. C Univ. D

StudentA

StudentB

StudentC

StudentD

EducationalResources

EducationalResources

EducationalResources

EducationalResources

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SOI Approach

Univ. A

EducationalResource

Univ. B

EducationalResource

Univ. C

EducationalResource

Univ. D

EducationalResource

Student A Student B Student C Student D

Student E Student F

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Education Activities

• Education activities = Group of communications

Teachers

Students

Managed

InfrastructureSociety

Students

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Educational Objects

• All the information provided, shared, exchanged by the members.

Teachers

Students

Managed

InfrastructureSociety

Students

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SOI Mission

• Share and preserve the valuable educational resources.

• Technology Deployment– In between “researchers” and “users”.– demonstrate the social value of the technology.

• Internet Deployment– Internet, as a vehicle of “Global Educational Environment”.– Implement it wherever needed.

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Activities

• SOI Class• SOI Collaboration Class• SOI Global Studio• SOI ASIA

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SOI Class

• Systems– SOI for individual learners– SOI remote participation class – on-demand class– multimedia learning resource– Assignment System– Course Survey System– Transcript System– Copyright System– SOI CA and My SOI– Faculty Support

• Technology– Web and database– Streaming– Multimedia Synchronization– Digital Signature and

Certificate authority

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School of Internethttp://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/

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Top page of classhttp://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/class/20020010/

Archives of sessionAnd

Pre-sessions

What’s new?

Submit assignments

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SOI on-demand class

• Synchronized multimedia

Synchronized material

Click to view the WEB for detail

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SOI multimedia learning resource

Keyword search

Find a page

Start where you want

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SOI remote participation class

STEP 1 Login

Course list

Course material

Communication

Audio-Video

STEP 2 Participation

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Assignment System

一覧一覧一覧一覧ととととコメントコメントコメントコメント

Submission

View and revieweach other

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Course evaluation

Anonymous comments

Set questionnaire Public review

Response fromteacher

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Learning history of students

Monitoring

Student status

Comments Log

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Course information certificate

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Faculty support

Grades and Feedback

Reading List

Student Communication

Assignments

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MySOI

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Copyright Management Office

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SOI Classsnapshot as of today

• Who– Over 8500 Registered participants– From high school students to retired business man– adult percentage : 60%

• Where– SOI SITE: http://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/– Since 1997

• What– 1112 hours of IT related lectures.– 43 university courses.– 83 special lectures and tutorials.

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SOI Global Class

• Global class– Joint class

• Students in Multiple sites• Teachers in Multiple sites

– Shared class• Students in Multiple sites

– Remote lecture• Teachers in remote site

• Technology– IPv6– Multicast– DVTS (Digital Video over IP)– High speed Internet infrastructure (JGN, Internet 2 etc)– Remote presentation tools

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Demonstration of DVTS

• DVTS = Digital Video Transport System– Transmits Digital Video (DV) through the network– Average network bandwidth = 30Mbps– Supported Operating Systems

• FreeBSD• NetBSD• Linux• Windows ME, 2000, XP

– IPv4 and IPv6– Multicast support– Video frame rate control– Video On Demand Services

• FreeBSD PC Server• 1.5TB Disk array

DVTS for Windows

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DV Transport System

IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394

Consumer DV Camera

IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394

Internet

DV→Internet PC Internet →DV PC

Consumer DV

DV Encapsulation

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DV Transport System

Internet

DV→Internet PC Internet →DV PC

IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394

Consumer DV Camera

Consumer DV

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DV Transport System

Internet

DV→Internet PC Internet →DV PC

IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394IEEE1394

Consumer DV Camera

Consumer DV

DV de capsulation

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DV

DV

DV

DV

DV

IP

UDP

UDP

1394Header

ApplicationHeader

DV/IP EncapsulationSender

Receiver

Network

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Packet Format

IP(20)

UDP(8)

Header(8)

IEEE1394ISO

header(4)

DV data  (488)

Unused(2)

Sequence(2)

Regulation Parameter(4)

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Receiving and showing it to the monitor: Frame Buffering

Ring Buffer

output

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Bandwidth Required for DV

0.005.0010.0015.0020.0025.0030.0035.00

full1/

21/

31/

41/

51/

61/

71/

81/

91/10

Video

AudAudio

(Mbps)

Frame rate reduction rate

<10Mbps Video<5Mbps

3.56Mbps(1fps)

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System Requirements forWindows 2000, XP version

• Pentium III 400MHz and up– Requires MMX

• OHCI Compliant IEEE1394 interface• 100Base-T Ethernet• IPv6 package ( for IPv6 support in XP )

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System Requirementsfor FreeBSD, NetBSD version

• Standard Pentium,Pentium II based PC• requires >200MHz Pentium

• PCI based IEEE1394 interface card• OHCI Compatibility

• 100BaseT PCI Ethernet NIC• Consumer DV Camcorder with DV Output• Cables

Next: Software Design

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Video Archiving Server(Digital Video)

• RAID network server– 1.5TByte RAID SCSI drives

(RAID 5)– Dual processor PC (Dual

Athlon 2200+)– Gigabit Ethernet interface

• Modified Operating system– Based on FreeBSD– Interrupt aggregation– Resource management

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Burst Traffic of CBR

• Periodic burst traffic caused by CBR UBR– Caused by frame reduction method

• Traffic measurement of ¼ frame reduction traffic

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29

(Calculated)

DV Frame

Pack

ets

Audio Packets

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• Packet jitter in 10Mbps networks(in 1/5 mode)

Delay caused byvideo frame

usec

Periodicdelay

Burst Packet in 10Mbps

Packet sequence number

IEEE1394 bus deadline

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Shaping the Burst Packets

• Smoothing the burst UBR packet flow– Shaping, flow control

• Using CBQ as a shaper

• Separation of Audio, Video packet• Priority control of Audio Packet

– Adapting audio jitter• Collaborative frame rate control

– Using RTCP/RTP

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10Mbps with CBQ

• Audio packet priority control with CBQpacket shaping

usec

sequence

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Aug 29th 2002

Practical SOI withDVTS

Original Slides from Dr. Keiko OkawaCopyright: 2002 SOI Project, WIDE Project

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Joint Class over the pacific ocean

http://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/class/99006/http://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/class/99007/

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Remote Lecture

3 professors @ San Diego Super Computer Center

Students @ 3 universities in JapanNAIST

U-Tokyo

SFC

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SOI Global Classsnapshot as of today

• Who and What– 9 shared/joint classes in 5 semesters since 1999 Fall – Involving 9 universities– A lot of one-time remote lectures from many places.

• Remote site in Japan• Remote site in the US (San Diego, Los Angels, Florida, etc)

– 2 courses all done by remote lectures from Maryland to Japan.

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Internet2IPv6

Internet2IPv6

IPv6Japan

Backbone

IPv6Japan

Backbone

Maryland College Park, MD

Palo Alto, CA

KEIO Univ.

East Coast SOI StudioWest Coast SOI Studio

NAISTKUSA

U-Tokyo

Shibuya NTTC Studio

AI3Satellite

Backbone

AI3Satellite

Backbone

Partner Universities in

Asian CountriesJAIST

SOI Global StudioSOI remote lecture sites

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SOI Global Studio Project

Fujitsu LabCollege Park,Maryland

NTT-MCLPalo AltoCalifornia

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SOI Global Studio Sessions

Studio@Palo Alto, CA

Studio@Maryland

KEIO University, SFC

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From Maryland US, to Japan

Digital Video over Digital Video over IIPv6 Pv6 Multicast NetworkNetwork

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Aug 29th 2002

SOI-Asia

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SOI AsiaSOI Global Class in ASIA

• Mission– Human resource development in Asia with “SOI Global Class”

using SOI educational resource.

• Challenge– Deployment of Internet, Internet culture and learning

environment with Internet

• Technology– Satellite Internet over C-band (AI3)– RO satellite and UDLR technology (Unidirectional Link Routing)– Multicast technology– Multicast streaming– IPv6

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Shared Class JAD Twinning Program

1st1st

preparationpreparation

3rd3rd

2nd2nd

4th4th

Education in Malaysia

Universities in Japan(17 private, 7 public)

Transfer

Degree

Distance Education

JAD:Japanese Associate Degree Program

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SOI/JAD On-demand

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SOI/JAD Real-time sessions

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The InternetThe Internet

Learn through your local mirror server

Giving LecturesFrom Japanese Universities

Taking Lectures atYour Institutions

LANLAN

SOI Mirror Server

SOI Asia

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SOI Asia Partners

• Malaysia – JAD program / YPM College• Thailand

– Chulalongkorn University– Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)

• Laos - National University of Laos• Indonesia

– Universitas Brawijaya– Hasanuddin University– Universitas Sam Ratulangi– Institute of Technology, Bandon

• Myanmar – University of Computer Studies, Yangon• Vietnam - IOIT

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AI3 Test-bed & UDL Sites

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Brawijaya University,Indonesia

Hasanuddin University,Indonesia

Sam Ratulangi University,Indonesia

Laos National University,Laos

University of ComputerStudies, Yangon, Myanmar

Asian Youth Fellowship,Malaysia

Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand

Chulalonkorn University,Thailand

SO

I-AS

IA P

artners Satellite A

ntennaS

OI-A

SIA

Partners S

atellite Antenna

SO

I-AS

IA P

artners Satellite A

ntennaS

OI-A

SIA

Partners S

atellite Antenna

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AI3 satellite earth stations

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IF Coaxial Cable

UDLR Receiver

LAN

JCSAT-3 C-Band C-7 transponder

L-Band (950 - 1450MHz)

Terrestrial Internet

AC power supply

SOI Server

Provided by SOI Asia Project

Prepared by Institution

SOI Asia Site Configuration

SOI Clients

Receive Router

CampusLAN

CampusLAN

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NUOL - Laos

IT Special Lecture – Group1http://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/soi-asia/g1/

• Feb, 2002• 105 Participants• Contents:

– 1st class (02/01/02) 11:00-11:30• SOI Asia Keynote (Prof. J. Murai)

– 2nd class (02/02/02) 11:30-14:00• MPLS: A Packet forwarding

Technology for the next generation Internet

– 3rd class (02/08/02) 11:00-14:00• Essential Technologies and

concepts for home networks– 4th class (02/15/02) 11:00-14:00

• Topics in Tools and Environments for a Distributed Cooperative Work

– 5th class (02/22/02) 11:00-14:00• Topics in Object – Oriented

Methodologies

UCSY, Myanmar

Chulalongkorn Univ.Thailand)

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IT Special Lecture – Group2http://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/soi-asia/group2/

• March, 2002• 120 participants• Contents:

– 1st class (03/06/02) 11:00-11:30• SOI Asia Keynote (Prof. J. Murai)

– 2nd class(03/06/02) 11:30-14:30• MPLS: A Packet forwarding Technology for

the next generation Internet (Prof. Shinoda)

– 3rd class (03/13/02) 11:00-14:00• Essential Technologies and concepts for

home networks (Prof. Tan)– 4th class (03/20/02) 11:00-14:00

• Topics in Tools and Environments for a Distributed Cooperative Work

– 5th class (03/27/02) 11:00-14:00• Topics in Object – Oriented Methodologies

UNHASIndonesia

UNSRATIndonesia

UNIBRAWIndonesia

Asian Institute of TechnologyThailand

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SOI approach for Accessibility

英語字幕英語字幕英語字幕英語字幕

Sub TitleSub TitleSub TitleSub Title

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Accessibility SOI

• Digital Information > Analog Information

• SOI contents for the hearing aids– Close captioned contents

• SOI contents for the visually challenged – Navigation with audio– Audio and text information for higher accessibility of

contents

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SOI Asia Contents

• 2001 – University Courses

• “Introduction to the Internet “ Keiko University (2001.4-7)• “Network Architecture” Keio University (2001.10-2002.1)• “Bio-science” Tokyo Denki University (2001.9-2002.1)

– IT Special Lectures • from JAIST and KEIO (2002.2-3)

– IT Basics • Translated version of Tutorials from

IW99, IW2000, IW2001 (2002.2-3)• 2002

– SFC Social Course, June-July– SOI Asia Operators Workshop in

Summer @ SFC– Fishery, Sept from

Tokyo University of Fishery– IT Course, Oct-Dec from

Keio Univ/U-Tokyo etc

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Future Plans

• Deployment of new learning style– More SOI archives– Encourage university resource sharing

• SOI Asia Project– Courses in Feb/March– Multicast file distribution– Distribute tools to get more contents development

• SOI Global Studio Project– Site Standard Design– More sites– Light-weight mobile sites– Develop and distribute the course Management tools– Shared facility Management

• Accessibility SOI

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References

• URL– http://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/

• Contact– [email protected]

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How to join SOI?

• Joining SOI activities– I will write a proposal to our project for a joint of Southern

Pacific and SOI-Asia– Materials for sharing– Internet Freedom