The Global Environment for Network Innovations – GENI – is a suite of research infrastructure rapidly taking shape in prototype form across the United States. It is sponsored by the National Science Foundation, with the goal of providing a laboratory environment for networking and distributed systems research and education. It is well suited for exploring networks at scale thereby promoting innovations in network science, security, services and applications. | |
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Getting Started
GENI is a networked federation of multiple testbeds that form a large-scale distributed testbed that you can use in a classroom or in tutorials to teach students networking and distributed system concepts. If you want to either use GENI in your class, or you would like to do a GENI tutorial you will have to first create a GENI project and then choose the material you want to present.
Mailing list for GENI Educators
geni-educators@googlegroups.com or https://groups.google.com/group/geni-educators
Resources for using GENI in the classroom
GENI is a federated virtual laboratory that provides access to multiple different testbeds to GENI experimenters, enabling networking and distributed systems research. These are some useful pointers that will help you navigate through the GENI world. Feel free to email us with any questions you might have at help@geni.net.
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Resources for Instructors | |
Help using GENI for education |
Video testimonial about GENI in the Classroom
This short video with testimonials from some instructors and students who have used GENI in their classroom was presented at GEC22: https://youtu.be/gxYorzOAK_s?list=PL5U135-BdFruyJbaRyY87FAHlfErY74Ir