When you picture a robot moving around, you likely don’t think about athletic prowess and quick thinking. You likely picture a rock-em sock-em robot lifting one uncoordinated leg at a time, and then falling over without a clear center of gravity. But today’s robots are more adroit than you might think. They even help top …
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Did you know Ozobots are used to teach subjects way beyond coding and computer science? If you take a peek into a classroom using Evo or Bit, you’ll see our small and smart bots encouraging knowledge growth in astronomy, theater, geometry, and more! Discover free K–12 lessons for these STEAM subjects below. With each lesson, …
We love that our little Ozobots Evo and Bit don’t just teach coding – they inspire creativity too! One way we’ve seen kids use them is as smart board game pieces. An activity providing fun for the whole family, board games bring all ages together and actually do their own great job of combining creativity …
August Educators of the Month: How to Get a Clue About Coding with Board Games Read More »
Special effects in film refer to a variety of different tools, tactics, and ideas. From real-life explosions that singe the eyebrows to digital dragons who swoop in and save the hero at the last second, it’s hard to imagine most movies without them. Technology has dramatically changed the movie-going experience and how we create films. …
How Special Effects Artists Use STEAM to Create Imaginative Visions Read More »
Our Artists & Engineers series replaces the actor/model with the artist/engineer, a STEAM slash-something that is really worth looking up to. Get inspired by the individuals and collectives we interview, including Laetitia Sonami, Mitch Wenger, Arthur Ganson, and Ozobot’s own Bob Belt below, as they open up about the projects they’re excited about, where they think technology is headed, and what advice …
Painting & Programming: An Interview With Artist/Engineer Bob Belt Read More »
For generations, teens have been the backbone of many entry-level positions, seeking summer jobs to earn a little extra cash when school was out. From taking tickets at movie theaters to serving up fries at local restaurants, summer jobs gave teens something to do when they weren’t in school. Today, the nature of summer jobs …
During the month of May, families all over the world celebrate Mother’s Day. The women who work extra hard to ensure their children are flourishing deserve a day to be recognized. It’s no surprise that mothers put in a lot of hours each day to make this happen, but a new study conducted by Welch’s …
Nine out of of ten parents want their kids to learn to code in school, according to a recent Gallup poll. Teachers, for their part, are finding all kinds of creative ways to incorporate coding into many subjects in their schools, including math, biology, and language arts. For a slightly older generation, including the parents …
Educators of the Month: Third Graders Bring Back the Oregon Trail Read More »
While summer is a time for resting at the end of a long school year, it’s also time for summer camp. According to Asaf Darash, CEO of registration software company Regpack, more than six million children attend camp every summer at more than 12,000 camps across the United States. Of these, 5,000 are day camps …
Expanding Horizons: What STEAM Summer Camps Can Do For Your Kids Read More »
The world around us is filled with inventions that have greatly improved our lives physically, socially, and intellectually. In fact, many of these creations have become so essential to our lives that we can’t imagine getting by without them. Where would our military be without bulletproof vests? How many crashes have been prevented by windshield …
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