remote learning

Led by Nate Ubowski and Greg Rousos, learn how teachers can use the Sphero BOLT, RVR, and Mini for robotics lessons in remote learning. Going beyond the 4 C’s to spark curiosity and create a greater sense of community improvement, the presenters also covered how Sphero’s robots allow for efficient STEAM instruction.

We understand that there is more on the plates of educators than ever before, but we also realize that teaching STEM skills and subjects is still continuing in many cases. For that reason, we’re happy to extend the expertise of the Eduporium team and offer consultation for any STEM teacher, tech specialist, or other faculty member who might benefit.

Educators are often looking for STEM or robotics kits with curriculum. Since there are typically so many possibilities when it comes to open-ended invention and exploration with STEAM tools, it can sometimes be tough to narrow down the most helpful projects. With these STEAM solutions, teachers can find curricular connections and reliable projects.

Synchronous and asynchronous learning have each become important topics throughout various education communities and the subtle features of each are valuable for today’s educators to know. If you're moving back and forth about which method to use or find yourself switching regularly, read on to learn more.

The highly useful virtual Dash Robot Simulator from Wonder Workshop is easily accessible through Class Connect and continues to help teachers deliver STEM instruction remotely. Read through to learn some of the most relevant Tips and Tricks for getting started with virtual coding for elementary or middle school students.

All of the things we've learned about education throughout the pandemic are lessons most of us wouldn’t have thought we’d need to learn, but they’ve become very valuable. Now, education leaders are met with the prospect of carrying over these insights as they create meaningful student experiences and researching how they can be applied.

The Wonder Workshop team has gone above and beyond to make sure that their coding and robotics tools (or, at the very least, digital variations of them) remain available to students who might be learning from home. The availability of the Dash’s Neighborhood platform allows students to explore coding concepts and create authentic programs online

In the webinar, a lot is covered and we hope there is some helpful information for what you need when it comes to coding education in remote learning. Thanks to how it’s evolved along with the emergence of the Ozobot Classroom learning management system, teachers and students have been able to continue making use of this STEAM solution.

The virtual STEAM solution from Wonder Workshop is designed to work just like the physical Dash robot. Teachers can lead coding and computational thinking lessons using this online version of Dash and, in the brief webinar, members from their team will outline everything educators need to know. Click inside to find the recording!

While not the environment we’d all want to be using the databot in, this post features a prime example of how it can be adapted in almost any learning situation! Keep reading to learn more about how educators have found success using this data-collecting bot in different learning scenarios with students of different ages.