Why Teachers Love Ozobot Classroom
Interactive
Teacher Training
Zero coding / CS experience required
Single-Click
Class Setup
Automatically pair students with bots
Boosted Bluetooth Connectivity
To up to 18 bots
Standards-
Aligned Lessons
Core Coding Curriculum & K-12 STEAM lessons
Live Lesson
Insights
Track online & offline student engagement
Google Classroom
Integration
More SIS integrations coming soon
How it Works
Evo
Hardware
A programmable robot with
2 Ways to Code-with and
without screens
For Students
Classroom Communicator
Hardware
Plugs into your computer, captures insights from Evo, and makes multi-bot connection a breeze
For the Teacher
Ozobot Classroom
Software
Teacher training, lesson setup, and insights into online and offline student activity
For the Teacher
Single-Click Class Setup
Automatically pair students with robots, connect to classroom devices, & launch a lesson–all with one click
Core Coding Curriculum
Start with a grade level-appropriate nine lesson series to introduce coding/CS, then explore 100s of interdisciplinary lessons (ELA, math, music, & more!)
Live Lesson Insights
Real-time insights into online & offline student activity help you maximize participation in coding/CS and improve retention of all subjects
Already have an Ozobot Evo Kit?
Frequently Asked Questions
Teacher devices – Teachers can use Ozobot Classroom, Ozobot’s STEAM learning management system, for onboarding, an educator dashboard, bot and class management, and more. Computers with the Google Chrome browser are recommended for Classroom. Click here for updated device and system requirements.
Student devices – Students can code Ozobot Evo two ways: screen-free with Color Codes and on-screen with OzoBlockly. For OzoBlockly, students can use a tablet with the Evo app or a computer with a web browser.
The following technology works best with OzoBlockly:
- All modern browsers
- iPads
- Android tablets
If you already use Ozobots in the classroom, create your no-cost Classroom account here. Ozobot Evo users, click here to claim your free Classroom Communicator, which gets you ready to enjoy real-time information, a better Bluetooth connection to up to 18 robots, and more. Classroom Communicators will ship starting in January 2020.
You do not need to download an app. Instead, you can access Ozobot Classroom from the Chrome web browser. Click here for updated device and system requirements.
Once you’ve created your Ozobot Classroom account, get started with Bot Camp: interactive training for teachers in Ozobot’s 2 Ways to Code. Acces Bot Camp from your educator dashboard, or at the top of the Help section.
When you’re ready to start teaching your students, we recommend starting with the Core Coding Curriculum, found at the top of the Lesson Library section. The Core Coding Curriculum is organized by grade level and covers five fundamental coding concepts: Sequencing, Loops, Advanced Sequences & Loops, Conditional Statements, Functions, and Variables. Educators don’t need any previous coding or computer science knowledge to get started!
