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The MINDSTORMS robotics ‘fit’ and your school

LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT by year 5/6 students at Mt Ousley PS.
  • 27 May 201312 February 2016
  • Big Ideas
Posted by Neil Bramsen
Since implementing a robotics program at Mt Ousley PS in Australia a couple of years ago,  my journey has been one of shared discovery, enlightenment, frustration and joy. I’d like to share a few brief pointers […]

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LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT by year 5/6 students at Mt Ousley PS.

The MINDSTORMS robotics ‘fit’ and your school

  • Big Ideas

Area measurement – part one – follow the path

Area the Easy Way
  • 27 May 201317 December 2014
  • Big Ideas
Posted by Craig
I’ve often wanted to see greater educational use of LEGO robots more in alignment with how robots get used in the real world – taking on that dull, dirty, dangerous, or distant task. One approach […]

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Area the Easy Way

Area measurement – part one – follow the path

  • Big Ideas

Program structure – simulating publish and subscribe

Program flow
  • 25 May 20137 September 2017
  • Big Ideas
Posted by Craig
Many times I see teams I’m supporting decide to run their GUI-based programs in a straight line from start to finish. But I’m not sure that’s always a great idea. Consider the program structure outlined […]

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Program flow

Program structure – simulating publish and subscribe

  • Big Ideas

Pendulum mathematics

multiple pendulum streams
  • 25 May 201321 December 2017
  • Cross-Platform, NXT
  • Big Ideas
Posted by Craig
Pendulums are one of the earliest machines we see and Physics courses can take advantage of that familiarity to reveal fundamental principles and demonstrate the mathematical relationships. In this demonstration, I suspended an NXT with […]

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multiple pendulum streams

Pendulum mathematics

  • Cross-Platform, NXT
  • Big Ideas

General Advice for Getting Started

  • 1 January 20131 July 2016
  • Cross-Platform
  • Getting Started
  • Pedagogy
Posted by Rob Torok
To help you get started with LEGO robotics and engineering in the classroom, here is a collection of posts related to classroom management, kit storage, and assessment. Classroom management Starting a robotics program: The MINDSTORMS robotics […]

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General Advice for Getting Started

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  • Getting Started
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