Abstract
The target of this work is to promote the experimental works via internet within the different laboratories of Hassan 1st University in Settat and our partners in eSiense group within the frame of Tempus project.
 Tempus project aims to create a series of remote laboratories in Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria in cooperation with France, Austria, Romania and Greece and it is financed by the European Union. 
 In order to share knowledge, Morocco and these universities are working together in a collective work program in order to create leading laboratories, aiming to put into practice the experimental works in electrical engineering, that are accessible through internet. These experimental works tend to share the equipments existing in every University so as to make them possible for other universities to benefit from them.
 This leading project will be generalized afterwards in order to engulf all the other fields, including different manipulations of measuring powers using electromechanical machines and measures concerning instruments.
 This paper focuses on the implementation of the first remote laboratory in Hassan 1st University in morocco. It concerns the determination of the characteristics of the synchronous machine. For this, student accesses to our platform via internet to determine the parameters in Open Circuit characteristics OCC, Short circuit characteristics SCC and then the determination of the synchronous reactance Xs.
Highlights
In engineering education, practical work is an important complement to theoretical courses
Students come to the laboratory to conduct experiments and appreciate the discrepancies between their observations and predictions according to the theoretical courses
We focus on the online laboratory being used by the Polydisciplinary Faculty in Khouribga (PFK) – Hassan 1st University in Morocco
Summary
Practical work is an important complement to theoretical courses. We have chosen the iLab Shared Architecture (ISA) of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that provides a platform independent framework for deployment [2].This architecture is divided into three distinct parts: Lab client, Service Broker middleware and Lab Server that facilitate deploying and sharing online laboratory around the world. In this way, the ISA eases deployment of remote laboratories and makes them easier to share across institutions [8]
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