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Naked NXT/EV3 projects

  • 6 November 201420 December 2018
  • EV3, NXT
  • Challenge Ideas
Posted by John Burfoot
For some projects, you might prefer to offer your students more time to learn advanced programming, and spend less time building. That means no extra LEGO pieces, motors, or external sensors –  just a “Naked” […]

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Naked NXT/EV3 projects

  • EV3, NXT
  • Challenge Ideas

Learning sequence: Learn about gears

  • 28 October 201414 December 2017
  • Cross-Platform, NXT, RCX, WeDo
  • Getting Started
Posted by CEEO
This suggested sequence of activities begins with an exploration of simple hand-powered gear trains. The second and third activities use gears to decrease the rotational speed of motor-powered music boxes and fans. The last three […]

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Learning sequence: Learn about gears

  • Cross-Platform, NXT, RCX, WeDo
  • Getting Started

NXT books

  • 26 August 201431 October 2017
  • NXT
  • Reference
Posted by Barbara Bratzel
MINDSTORMS NXT books with an education focus Bracken, Chris, Damien Kee, and Rob Torok. Educate NXT Bratzel, Barbara. Physics by Design with NXT Mindstorms Church, William, Tony Ford and Natasha Perova. Physics with Robotics: An […]

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NXT books

  • NXT
  • Reference

Introducing BrickPi: LEGO bricks with a Raspberry Pi brain

  • 20 March 201422 December 2017
  • NXT
  • Review
Posted by John Burfoot
Third-party sensor manufacturer, Dexter Industries, has produced a small printed circuit board with sockets for sensors and motors to allow LEGO NXT (and some EV3) parts to operate using the increasingly popular and affordable Raspberry […]

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Introducing BrickPi: LEGO bricks with a Raspberry Pi brain

  • NXT
  • Review

The 6 tile challenge

  • 5 March 20147 September 2017
  • Cross-Platform, NXT
  • Challenge Ideas
Posted by Anne-Marie-Wyman
 I recently ran a simple challenge that I called the “6 Tile Challenge” that worked well in my classes and got the point across that you should calculate the number of rotations before you drive […]

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The 6 tile challenge

  • Cross-Platform, NXT
  • Challenge Ideas

EV3 Software compatibility with NXT

  • 4 March 20141 July 2016
  • EV3, NXT
  • How To
  • Reference
Posted by Rob Torok
This is a summary of the LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Software with the NXT brick and associated hardware. Remember: The NXT firmware cannot be updated using Firmware Update in the EV3 software. If you want […]

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EV3 Software compatibility with NXT

  • EV3, NXT
  • How To
  • Reference

NXT-G examples: Motors

  • 17 December 201321 December 2017
  • NXT
  • How To
Posted by CEEO
These examples (ZIP) demonstrate a range of techniques for working with motors in NXT-G. Drive for time This code turns on Motor A for two seconds, and then turns it off. Similar code can be made […]

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NXT-G examples: Motors

  • NXT
  • How To

NXT-G examples: Sounds, displays, and delays

  • 17 December 201321 December 2017
  • NXT
  • How To
Posted by CEEO
These examples (ZIP) demonstrate some ways of working with sounds, displays, and delays in NXT-G. Controlling the Display This program uses two touch sensors combined with two Switches – all in an infinite loop – […]

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NXT-G examples: Sounds, displays, and delays

  • NXT
  • How To

Using EV3 software to run the NXT

  • 1 November 201321 December 2017
  • EV3, NXT
  • Getting Started
  • How To
Posted by Barbara Bratzel
The new EV3 software is backwards compatible with the NXT. But what exactly does this mean? What works? What doesn’t work? What sort of works? Here is a quick rundown: Programming: The NXT can be […]

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Using EV3 software to run the NXT

  • EV3, NXT
  • Getting Started
  • How To

LabView examples: Projects

  • 18 October 201321 December 2017
  • LabVIEW, NXT
  • How To
Posted by CEEO
Here are some example projects using LabView. Hand Puppet code LabVIEW for MINDSTORMS code for the LEGO hand puppet. Morse Code This example shows how to turn a user input into a corresponding sequence of […]

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LabView examples: Projects

  • LabVIEW, NXT
  • How To

Music box

  • 9 October 201318 December 2015
  • Cross-Platform, NXT, WeDo
  • Challenge Ideas
Posted by CEEO
Design and construct a working music box in which LEGO mini-figures move while a song plays. This lesson is one in a series of introductory lessons that is applicable to all types of robotics kits. […]

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Music box

  • Cross-Platform, NXT, WeDo
  • Challenge Ideas

Fan-tastic

  • 2 October 201318 December 2015
  • Cross-Platform, NXT, ROBOLAB, WeDo
  • Challenge Ideas
Posted by CEEO
Design and construct a LEGO fan with at least one sensor and program it to run at variable speeds and have a stop/start function. Note: the RCX and NXT versions of the attachments use two […]

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Fan-tastic

  • Cross-Platform, NXT, ROBOLAB, WeDo
  • Challenge Ideas

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