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THE HOUR OF CODE AND EUROPEAN CODE WEEK
European Codeweek 2016
EUROPEAN CODE WEEK 4 ALL CHALLENGE
INTERACTIVE AND NON INTERACTIVE LESSONS USING "PROGRAMMA IL FUTURO"
CODING USING SCRATCH AND SCRATCH JUNIOR
Working in Scratch - students from Poland.
CODING WITH APPINVENTOR 2, BY MIT
GAMIFICATION...USING ROBOTIC
USING THE ROBOT TYPE mBot - students from Poland.
USING THE ROBOT TYPE OzoBot
CODY AND ROBY ACTIVITIES
CODING WITH...STRING ART!
GAMIFICATION...USING ROBOTIC
ROBOTIC...WHAT A PASSION!!
What is robotic?
Essentially, a robot is a mechanical device that can be programmed to follow a set of instructions. The robot has a processing unit, sensors to perceive its environment, and motors and actuators to move its limbs or wheels. It may speak, make other sounds, or flash with lights and colours in response to the environment as per instructions. Robots need the ability to follow programmed instructions and not just be controlled remotely.
Why should it be taught in schools?
Here are five reasons to teach robotics in schools:
1. Children find it fun
2. Effective way of introducing programming to students
3. Provides skills useful in future employment
4. Suitable for children with a range of abilities
5. Demystifies a complex technology
HERE YUOU ARE OUR EXPERIENCES
ROBOLAB...WHAT A PASSION!