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Thinking outside the box: A look into LEGO organization and sorting

  • 11 June 20138 June 2017
  • Getting Started
  • Pedagogy
Posted by CEEO
Whether you have a classroom full of bricks and RCXs or a brand new set of Technic beams and NXTs, teachers who use LEGO materials all have a common problem—how to organize those all of […]

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Thinking outside the box: A look into LEGO organization and sorting

  • Getting Started
  • Pedagogy

A simple TETRIX robot

  • 11 June 201321 December 2017
  • LabVIEW
  • Getting Started
  • How To
Posted by CEEO
TETRIX is a robotics building system that was created by Pitsco. The system consists of aluminium elements for construction and powerful drive motors, controlled by an NXT brick. This article provides building instructions and programming […]

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A simple TETRIX robot

  • LabVIEW
  • Getting Started
  • How To

WeDo activities: The next level

  • 11 June 201321 December 2017
  • WeDo
  • Reflections
Posted by CEEO
The LEGO Education WeDo kit provides a fascinating opportunity in simple robotics and programming for young students. The kit has 12 activities that introduce valuable science and engineering concepts like pulley setups and gear trains […]

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WeDo activities: The next level

  • WeDo
  • Reflections

Real world engineering: Using the NXT for earthquake simulation

  • 11 June 20137 September 2017
  • Cross-Platform, NXT
  • Big Ideas
Posted by CEEO
Earthquakes are not all alike, and are identified by their strength on the Richter Scale of magnitude. The seismic waveforms generated during a quake depend on many factors including including fault geometry and rock type, […]

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Real world engineering: Using the NXT for earthquake simulation

  • Cross-Platform, NXT
  • Big Ideas

Walking robots

  • 11 June 201321 December 2017
  • Cross-Platform
  • Reflections
Posted by CEEO
High school intern Geoffrey Ramseyer explored new ways to make LEGO robots move without wheels. Check out the videos below to see these robots walk, hop, and scoot around!  

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Walking robots

  • Cross-Platform
  • Reflections

Sending LEGO MINDSTORMS to near space

  • 11 June 20138 July 2013
  • Big Ideas
Posted by CEEO
The Nevada Space Grant, the University of Nevada-Reno, National Instruments, the Energizer Battery Company, and the LEGO MINDSTORMS Team commemorated the 10th anniversary of LEGO MINDSTORMS by conducting an extravaganza where they sent LEGO MINDSTORMS […]

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Sending LEGO MINDSTORMS to near space

  • Big Ideas

NXT car with NXT bluetooth remote

  • 10 June 201321 December 2017
  • LabVIEW, NXT
  • How To
Posted by CEEO
The NXT’s Bluetooth feature enables NXTs to send messages to each other wirelessly. What’s that good for? Well, lots of things – including making your own remote control car (where you make the car and […]

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NXT car with NXT bluetooth remote

  • LabVIEW, NXT
  • How To

How to keep track of all those student projects!

  • 10 June 201321 December 2017
  • Pedagogy
  • Reflections
Posted by Kellie Taylor
As an elementary engineering teacher, I see approximately 550 students during the course of a week. In order to keep track of the numerous projects the students produce, I created simple name tags using large […]

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How to keep track of all those student projects!

  • Pedagogy
  • Reflections

What to buy (WeDo 1.0)

  • 4 June 20131 March 2018
  • WeDo
  • Getting Started
Posted by Wayne Burnett
Planning on introducing the WeDo into your class? Below are some ideas on what you need to get started. Note: This guide is for the classic version of LEGO WeDo, which comes in a white […]

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What to buy (WeDo 1.0)

  • WeDo
  • Getting Started

Musical instruments with the NXT

  • 3 June 201321 December 2017
  • Cross-Platform, LabVIEW, NXT
  • How To
Posted by CEEO
What do LEGO, air guitars, and iPads have in common? Music! In this article, we talk about how you can make your own digital musical instruments with the LEGO NXT. The idea You can design […]

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Musical instruments with the NXT

  • Cross-Platform, LabVIEW, NXT
  • How To

Datalogging in LabVIEW: Timed datalogging

  • 2 June 201321 December 2017
  • LabVIEW
  • How To
Posted by Svein-Tore Narvestad
A simple way to log data in LabView involves specifying a time interval between each measurement and the time interval over which the recording takes place. For example, we could measure the sound level for […]

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Datalogging in LabVIEW: Timed datalogging

  • LabVIEW
  • How To

LEGO WeDo Mac OSX 10.7 issues

  • 31 May 201321 December 2017
  • WeDo
  • How To
Posted by John Burfoot
With thanks to Esther Lee and John Heffernan, here are a couple of solutions if the LEGO WeDo themed activities do not appear (yellow LEGO face is greyed out) while operating LEGO WeDo software (v1.2) on […]

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LEGO WeDo Mac OSX 10.7 issues

  • WeDo
  • How To

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