Mitch Resnick: Let's teach kids to code. - 14 Amazing Project Sites: A STEM, PBL, Common Core Series - A Goldmine of Resources. 0 Comments June 8, 2013 By: Michael Gorman Jun 8 Written by: 6/8/2013 3:20 PM ShareThis The STEM and PBL Series Part 5… 14 Amazing Project Sites…. I hope you have enjoyed the series and if you missed any post, feel free to click above! BIE Tools – PBL Project Search – Here you will find a collection of 450 proven lesson plans to set any PBL desire into action. West Virginia PBL Project Data Base – This is a wonderful site where teachers can search through the subjects of reading, language arts, math, science, social studies, dance, visual arts, theater, and music.
Learning Reviews – This website claims to connect kids to learning on the web. Here are more than 30 websites with free PBL examples, guidance, rubrics, and templates. Toys, robots, puppets, contraptions. List of Robotics/Embadded Online Stores in INDIA. Interest in the field of Robotics is increasing day by day among the students and hobbyists in India.
But, for the new bibs it is a tough job to find the components required to build a Robot. If you are in a Metro city it is easy to find the required robotics/Embedded parts in any electronic bazaar in your city. But if any one who is not in a Metro city it is hard to find the Robotics/Embedded components in their city so, they have to buy the components online. If you Google the internet for online stores who sell Robotics/Embedded parts and kits you can find few online stores but some components may not available and some shops demand high shipping rates. So here is the list of online stores In INDIA where you can find Robot/Embedded parts and kits.
“Fix my sprite!” Volume 2. Spriting maniac FeLo (a.k.a.
FeLo_Llop) is constantly posting re-styled game sprites and work from his numerous MUGEN projects. One of those projects is a Capcom vs SNK restyle of Cammy, and among the frames of the work in progress he showed for review were these My suggestion was to reduce the stomach shading and fade out the distant hip shading. I often make the mistake, however, of trying to explain in words what would better be explained by example, so because FeLo’s work is always inspiring, I decided to just make my change suggestions right on the sprites.
(As usual though, I promptly got carried away and went over pretty much the rest of the sprite). The process I used for sharpening a sprite used to be just going over it pixel-by-pixel and watching my changes in a 100% sized window on the side. Step one was to bring the sprite into Photoshop (or GIMP or Paint.net or such), and enlarge by 400 or 500%, at “nearest neighbor” interpolation. Before – After » » “Fix my sprite!” How to make a pixel bed by `vanmall on deviantART. Panther - based on Scratch. Tags - pygame - python game development. Our Store.
How internet works. Simulate a computer. Creative Computing Resources. From the Creative Computing educator workshop, a compilation of presentations, activities, and handouts for cultivating computational thinking and computational creativity in your classroom.
In collaboration with Google's CS4HS initiative, this annual summer workshop for middle-school and high-school teachers explores new educational technologies and instructional strategies to engage students in creative design activities -- and, in the process, help students develop as computational thinkers and computational creators. The three-day workshop was designed by Mitch Resnick and Karen Brennan around four core ideas about learning experiences (designing, personalizing, collaborating, reflecting), with the intention of providing teachers the same opportunities for learning that we imagine for their students. Activities/Resources: Introductory presentation - Mitch Resnick's introductory presentation at the 2010 Creative Computing/CS4HS workshop hosted at the MIT Media Lab.
Nebo Elementary School Department of Fine Arts. Development for Beginners. CompThinking.
Nebo Elementary School Department of Fine Arts. Project #11: Communication Project Requirements: 1.
Design a user interface where different icons represent catagories of short phrases speech impaired students need.