S.-L. Jämsä-Jounela and J. Kämpe (Finland)
Control education, control engineering, remote control,educational aids
Process automation is nowadays recognized as an interdisciplinary education activity. In the future, students will have to be broadly educated in order to cope with cross-disciplinary applications and rapidly changing technology. In this paper the new tools available for process automation education are presented and discussed. First, a web-based study support environment is described and evaluation of the application results reported. Second, a state-of–the-art flotation cell pilot plant and a remote support system for a pressure filter for experimental training are presented. Finally, KnowPap, a new generation learning environment for paper making and automation, is briefly introduced.
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