
This paper presents a multi-component; distributed system (MuDiS) based solution for building a virtual learning environment which combines a wide range of technology, tools and digital gaming concepts to create an interactive tool for science education. MuDiS has been designed to be an extensible and easy-to-use system. The proposed environment is intended for designing and monitoring of educational content as well as creating a platform for exploring ideas. The system allows exchange of educational content and integrate different pedagogical approaches to learning and teaching under the same environment. We have developed a virtual physics lab that serves as an exemplar for the proposed virtual environment. We present the design details of the physics lab and discuss its performance.
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