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Poppy Ergo Jr is a small robotic arm with great educational potential. For this reason, we want to show you, how to go through the first stage of using it – assembling.
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In this video tutorial you will see how you can program Sphero SPRK easily.
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Working with Marty: connecting to WiFi, calibrating and connecting to Scratch platform.
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This video shows how you can do block programming in pairs in a little space.
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Are you a beginner to Shero? How do you connect Sphero? How do you use the Sphero Edu app? Here are some answers!
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Command your drone in the sky, as you learn to code with Tynker's fun and easy to use visual programming language and tablet app.
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The tutorial dedicated to MTiny tells how to take your first steps with a robot in primary and preschool.
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3D design and printing a keyring with Ultimaker 2+ and Tinkercad
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This video shows that EV3 is a smart device that can detect an obstacle and react accordingly.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to use Micro:bit and Scratch 3.0 to develop software that simulates a beating heart.
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This tutorial shows that young students can be instructors of quite complicated robotics activities.
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In this tutorial the students program Dash to go around a box, in four different ways.
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How do you start using Sphero Bolt? From driving to block programming.
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This tutorial video shows how meaningful play can facilitate the process of understanding complex mathematical concepts like the relationship between time speed and distance.
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In this tutorial we will discover how to program the robot to execute a square.
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Introductory tutorial to the Airblock robot drone designed by the Makeblock company and supported by the mBlock coding platform.
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TinkerCAD is a great online 3D modelling programme, which can be used by anyone, including children and beginners in the field of 3D modelling and 3D printing.
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How would it be possible to use artificial intelligence in traffic? This team proposes to use a sensor that makes a robot to follow the line.
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This is what you will find in the Code&Go Robot Mouse set.
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In this tutorial you can learn how to program MakeyMakey with Scratch 3.0 to exploit the electrical conductivity of the human body and start a small software.
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For the age range (6-12) Dash and Dot create amazing engagement with children, delivering strong lessons in a logical progression and problem-solving.
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This is how you use the set. A pupil from the 5th grade is helping a first grader to program and progress in programming the mouse.
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In this tutorial, we show, how to use mBot robot during maths of physics lesson as a tool for explaining such physical terms as “speed”, “time”, “distance” and their relationships.
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Can robots be creative? The experiment was designed and performed by a group of students during art lessons.