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What are you going to do in this activity? Ever heard of light painting? You may have seen pictures taken with the light painting technique. These are photos taken at night, on which you can see nice streaks of light (usually car headlights or stars). 2 examples of light painting Age range: 7-16 years (accompanied[…]
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What are you going to do in this activity? In this activity, you will build a system that will help you to wash your hands properly! Washing your hands properly helps to avoid catching and spreading germs and diseases (and also it smells good!). A good hand wash lasts 20 seconds! What do you need?[…]
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The micro:bit board is extremely popular among enthusiasts worldwide. Developed initially by the BBC for pupils to easily learn the basics of programming and develop a creative mind, the micro:bit board has since won over a much wider audience than simply that of English schoolchildren! Inexpensive (under €20), small (it can be used in connected[…]
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With this guide, you learn how to launch, connect, calibrate and execute sequences with Niryo. We will introduce you to Niryo One Studio visual programming interface (Niryo can also be programmed with Python, ROS, Matlab, C++). Niryo One kit parts list The Niryo One kit includes the following components: 1 Niryo One robotic arm (assembled)[…]
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2020 Buyer’s Guide for higher education (electrical engineering and computer science, engineering school, technical college, etc.) and researchers Using robots in a scientific or technical cursus encourages students to create programs for real-world applications. And it’s important that students are able to work with proper hardware. Robotics can be used to teach programming, machine learning,[…]
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I’m buying for me I’m interested in DIY projects, electronics and programming, but I’m not sure where to begin I’ve already completed a few simple DIY projects and want to try my hand at some fun projects I’m not that interested in building a robot or inventing something, what I enjoy most is the software[…]
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You’re a teacher in? Simply choose, click, and follow the guide! I teach in a nursery school Even tiny tots are allowed their own robotics kits, because kids love robots! Having small robots in the classroom gives your pupils their first chance to experiment with the world of technology in which they[…]
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In 2018, the French Higher Committee on Curricula (CSP) decided to make Python the official computer language for programming classes in secondary schools. The Ministry of Education has provided more information about these new programmes on the CSP publications page of its website (in French). Python will be used for lessons in digital science and[…]
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In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to start with the robotic mouse Colby / Jack from Learning Resources. On the program: logic, geometry, animals! Activities with the robot mouse Colby For whom? Kindergarten / elementary school Subjets: Animals, Geometrie, Logic Topic: Programming Level: Beginners Used ideas: Locate a point or line (math) Short introduction of the robot[…]
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The Makey Makey kit allows you to transform objects into keyboards! Modelling clay, sponge, pencil lead… All you need are objects that conduct electricity, a bit of imagination and a few programming blocks on the Scratch software, and children can realise various projects, such as the famous banana piano, a video gamepad in modelling clay,[…]
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