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 »
Students are increasingly exposed to concepts of artificial intelligence and machine learning at a young age. They might not know what these terms mean and turn to you for help. This is a challenge if you personally have never explored these concepts. Fortunately, there are plenty of tools and resources to help. Not only will …
How Parents Can Explain Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to their Kids Read More »
You probably know a lot about famous female aviator Amelia Earhart. After learning to fly in the early 1920s, she went on to become the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, and the first person to fly solo across three major U.S. routes. Earhart disappeared attempting to circumnavigate the globe in 1937, spurring …
Recreate Amelia Earhart’s Final Flight, with Color Codes Read More »
We’re celebrating a #SummerofSTEAM here at Ozobot, and for many, summer vacation means trips to see new and exciting parts of the country. For me personally, this is especially true. I wanted to take a brief moment to introduce myself, as this is my first post to the OzoBlog! My name’s Danielle. In June, my …
July’s Educator of the Month Visits National Parks from the Comfort of Color Codes Read More »
Ozobot’s #SummerofSTEAM is in full swing, and we’re finding inspiration everywhere. The latest creation we’re geeking out over? Our friends at Genesis did a bot trash collector project that combined three of our favorite things: Evo, coding, and caring for the environment. Genesis is a non-profit dedicated to sparking interest in STEAM education and giving …
One of the biggest mistakes that parents, teachers, administrators, and even kids make is separating science and technology from art. Not only is technology often used to create art, but artists use a variety of principles and elements from chemistry, biology, and physics to create their works. A watercolor painting is actually a science experiment …
How Art Conservationists Use STEAM Skills to Restore Priceless Works Read More »
Got Fourth of July plans? Well forget them, because we’ve got some other ideas for you… First off, don’t miss our Fourth of July Giveaway. We’re giving away an Evo Prize Pack to two lucky Ozobot fans, and entering to win couldn’t be easier! 4th of July Giveaway Also, Evo wants to propose a firework …
Pyrotechnics & Programs: Evo Does the Fourth of July Read More »
Coding is quickly becoming an essential skill for kids to grasp for future careers in STEM and beyond. While this may sound like a daunting task, there are ways to create fun, engaging programming projects that everyone can enjoy. Enter: Marvel’s The Avengers Action Skins for Evo! We know that coding with color is an …
Suit Up, Avengers: New Marvel Action Skin Activities Are Here! Read More »
It’s no secret that education curriculum has undergone many changes in the last several years. Whether it’s common core math, the focus on STEM disciplines, or the amount of testing required for funding, schools are under more pressure than ever to achieve a certain standard of excellence. In 2000, George W. Bush enacted the No …
Transforming Education: How Teachers and Parents Can Support Learning Differences Read More »
Museums have a reputation of being stuck in the past, with few concessions to today’s technology. A lot of people still think of museums as stuffy galleries where iPhones and cameras aren’t allowed, but that’s not the case at all. Over the past several years, modern museums are welcoming tech in all its forms and …
Every Job is a STEAM Job: How Museum Curators Use Technology Read More »
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