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Education has many disruptors–3D Printing, AR and VR, 1:1 technology, STEM, and STEAM–but a recent and wildly popular one is robotics. These automated humanoid bots often interact with …
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A new programmable robot for classrooms is here! Sphero Edu has created an amazing robot perfects for kids learning how to code!
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Wonder Workshop today announced the availability of Sketch Kit, a new accessory for its Dash and Cue robots. Available now on makewonder.com, Sketch Kit
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This week has been genius week in eighth-grade keyboarding! We’ve finished our portfolios and it is time to celebrate. We have 3d printing, robot making, and all kinds of building going on. But today, I’m writing about one of my favorite tools for teaching coding quickly, Dash and Dot. Scroll down to enter the giveaway […]
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Google's parent company Alphabet Inc. isn't happy with Boston Dynamics, its robotics subsidiary. According to a report from Bloomberg, Alphabet executives..
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Technology in the classroom has come a long way. What started with a simple chalkboard has evolved into projectors, computers, tablets and now robots. If you go by what you see at CES, the beeping, booping machines are the future of ...
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Explore socially distanced lessons & activities for optimal classroom management during COVID-19. Our resources have you covered. Learn more with Sphero!
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Expedition Atlantis is an ipad app robot game that teaches proportions using virtual robots robots.
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Is there a place for robots in the classroom? You bet! The folks at RoboKind have developed classroom-friendly robots and coding curriculum every teacher excited about STEM will want to check out.
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Robots are slowly becoming an increasing part of our culture in the U.S., with much debate as to whether that's good or bad.
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Milo's rubbery face stretches into a lifelike smile. His eyes pivot from side to side. His arms gesture, and his voice box activates.
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Here you can find the Round Up's collection of in-depth reviews on the latest programs, apps, websites, and more. Make sure to click the review's title or the Read More link for the complete review!
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Oskar Almazan's curator insight,
January 17, 2017 8:43 AM
This technology is powerful because it gives them insights into the future. It makes them dream about the ways technology can change the world. Most of all, it inspires them to imagine themselves as part of the force that brings changes. Robots are increasingly being used in classrooms all over the world. The biggest advantage this technology offers is real-time feedback to all students in the class. Students enjoy learning with robots, so inspiring them to accept this new way of learning is not a big issue. Encouraging the teachers and schools to introduce robots in the classroom… that’s our problem.
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English teachers are finding hands-on interdisciplinary approaches for teaching literature that get kids empathizing with characters and excited to show off
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Are the robots coming and taking our jobs? Christian Bodewig examines how emphasis on basic skills training can prepare the next generation for a world of working with robots.
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