E-learning modules

A step-by-step online tutorial for LHC@home by Karolina Bozek

It contains detailed instructions for Linux users on how-to-join this volunteer computing project. 

This 5' linked from http://lhcathome.web.cern.ch/join-us

CLICK Here to see the commands to copy/paste for installing BOINC and the VirtualBox.

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A step-by-step online tutorial about LHC@home for Mac users by Alexandre Racine.

It contains detailed instructions on how-to-join this volunteer computing project. 

There are 3 screen capture videos with the real installation process accelerated attached to the event page.

This 5' video is linked from http://lhcathome.web.cern.ch/join-us

Also from the CDS e-learning category.

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A step-by-step online tutorial about LHC@home for Windows users by Karolina Bozek.

It contains detailed instructions on how-to-join this volunteer computing project. 

This 5' video is linked from http://lhcathome.web.cern.ch/join-us

Also from the CDS e-learning category.

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This is a navigation through http://wlcg-ops.web.cern.ch/

the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) Operations' portal.

In this portal you will find documentation and information about WLCG Operation activities for:

• System Administrators at the WLCG sites
• LHC Experiments
• Operation coordination people, including Task Forces and Working Groups

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This 4' video summarises our experience from short online tutorial recordings for the last 6 months. It contains important points for speakers' preparation and things to observe during the online tutorial recordings.

For more details, check out our e-learning twiki.

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A step-by-step video tutorial on how to use ActivePresenter, a screen recording tool for Windows and Mac.

The installation step is not needed for CERN users, as the product is already made available.

This tutorial explains how to install ActivePresenter, how to do a screen recording and edit a video using ActivePresenter and finally how to exports the end product.

Tell us what you think about this or any other video in this category via e-learning.support at cern.ch

All info about the CERN rapid e-learning project is linked from http://twiki.cern.ch/ELearning

 

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A step-by-step video tutorial on how to do a screen recording using QuickTime player on a Mac. QuickTime is a multimedia framework, which is natively installed on most Mac computers. This tutorial explains how to do a screen recording using Quicktime and how to export the video.

A pdf document on the subject is available as material from the indico event page.

Tell us what you think via e-learning.support at cern.ch More tutorials in the e-learning collection of the CERN Document Server (CDS) http://cds.cern.ch/collection/E-learning%20modules?ln=en

All info about the CERN rapid e-learning project is linked from http://twiki.cern.ch/ELearning

 

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This project started in spring 2016. Its purpose is to promote features, tools and services via very short videos - ideally not exceeding 5 minutes. These short informative and educational sequences can be recorded by the CERN audiovisual services and/or screen capture tools at the desk. Our aim is to suggest tools, advice and help with the making and the publishing of the information. CERN safety, management and language courses in the training catalogue also contain e-learning components. These are outside the scope of this project. Nevertheless, all our activities are communicated to HR L&D for information. Related links: Entry point: https://twiki.cern.ch/ELearning Video library: https://twiki.cern.ch/Edutech CDS category: http://cds.cern.ch/collection/E-learning%20modules?ln=en.

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Mail2print is a feature which allows you to send documents to a printer by mail. This tutorial (text attached to the event page) explains how to use this service.

Content owner: Vincent Nicolas Bippus

Presenter: Pedro Augusto de Freitas Batista

Tell us what you think via e-learning.support at cern.ch More tutorials in the e-learning collection of the CERN Document Server (CDS) https://cds.cern.ch/collection/E-learning%20modules?ln=en

All info about the CERN rapid e-learning project is linked from http://twiki.cern.ch/ELearning

 

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Mac Self-Service is a functionality within the Mac Desktop Service built and maintained to empower CERN users by giving them easy access to applications and configurations through the Self-Service application. This tutorial (text attached to the event page) explains how to install Mac Self-Service and how to use it to install applications and printers.

Content owner: Vincent Nicolas Bippus

Presenter: Pedro Augusto de Freitas Batista

Tell us what you think via e-learning.support at cern.ch More tutorials in the e-learning collection of the CERN Document Server (CDS) https://cds.cern.ch/collection/E-learning%20modules?ln=en

All info about the CERN rapid e-learning project is linked from http://twiki.cern.ch/ELearning

 

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This is the 1st of 4 short online videos. It contains an introduction to the first part of the exercise : what are strange particles, V0 decays, invariant mass. More details and related links on this indico event page.

In more detail: What is Physics Master Classes

Students after morning lectures, run programmes in the afternoon to do measurements. These tutorials are about how to use the software required to do these measurements.

Background info and examples  Looking for strange particles with ALICE http://aliceinfo.cern.ch/Public/MasterCL/MasterClassWebpage.html

1. Introduction to first part of the exercise : what are strange particles, V0 decays, invariant mass.
2. Demonstration of the software for the 1st part of the exercise - visual identification of V0s
3. Introduction to second part of the exercise : strangeness enhancement; centrality of lead-lead collisions; explanation of efficiency, yield, background etc
4. Demonstration of the software for the 2nd part of the exercise - invariant mass spectra - background subtraction and calculation of number of Kaons, Lambdas, antiLambdas.

This use case was present in the original e-learning project description http://it-student-projects.web.cern.ch/projects/e-learning-modules

This recording was done with quicktime on Despina's Mac.

If you have a problem to display this video please write to e-learning dot support at CERN with your OS and browser name/version.

 

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This is the 3rd of 4 short online videos. It explains what is: strangeness enhancement; centrality of lead-lead collisions; efficiency, yield, background etc. More details and related links on this indico event page.

In more detail: What is Physics Master Classes

Students after morning lectures, run programmes in the afternoon to do measurements. These tutorials are about how to use the software required to do these measurements.

Background info and examples  Looking for strange particles with ALICE http://aliceinfo.cern.ch/Public/MasterCL/MasterClassWebpage.html

1. Introduction to first part of the exercise : what are strange particles, V0 decays, invariant mass.
2. Demonstration of the software for the 1st part of the exercise - visual identification of V0s
3. Introduction to second part of the exercise : strangeness enhancement; centrality of lead-lead collisions; explanation of efficiency, yield, background etc
4. Demonstration of the software for the 2nd part of the exercise - invariant mass spectra - background subtraction and calculation of number of Kaons, Lambdas, antiLambdas.

This use case was present in the original e-learning project description http://it-student-projects.web.cern.ch/projects/e-learning-modules

This recording was done with quicktime on Despina's Mac.

If you have a problem to display this video please write to e-learning dot support at CERN with your OS and browser name/version.

 

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