Scratch 2.0 Programming Scratch is a tile-based visual programming language, which is an excellent first language for children to learn. We are providing a helper app that allows you to use Scratch 2.0 with Finch and Hummingbird. This is beta software, there are known bugs you should read about before using Scratch. Please test it and let us know if there are others bugs or if you'd like us to make changes to anything. Table of Contents Video Tutorials This playlist of videos takes you through launching Scratch, describes the Hummingbird Scratch blocks, and demonstrates how to create several Hummingbird Scratch programs: Installation Step 1: BirdBrain Robot Server In order to connect Scratch 2.0 with Hummingbird or Finch, you will need to install a helper application, the "BirdBrain Robot Server". Windows Download the Windows installer and double click on it. Mac Download the Mac installer and double click on it to mount the disk image and open the installation folder. Linux Ubuntu/Debian Other Linux 3. Motor Commands
12 Toys that Teach Kids Programming Have your kids started learning computer programming? Computer coding or programming is basically the language we use to talk to computers. Since computers will be an essential part of the future world our kids going to be in, it is important for today’s children to have fundamental knowledge of how to communicate with computers. For some very basic concepts, they can learn coding through cool activities without using a computer. Programmable Rover is a good starter toy for kids to learn coding. Robot Turtle Game is a board game for kids to learn programming language. Code Master Programming Logic Game is suggested for school age kids. Code Monkey Island is a board game designed to teach players of all ages computer science logic! Ozobot Bit is a tiny programmable robot. Bitsbox helps kids learn to code with 30+ game and app programming projects. Sphero Ball has more than 10 free apps for kids to learn different programming.
davidjsherman/inirobot-scratch-thymioII mBot Details: | Hits: 1671 Welcome to the mBot Lessons The links in this section will teach you some basic programming functions with the mBot. An mBot is a STEM robotics product from Makeblock. It is a modular Arduino based robot that can be controlled using mBlock, a modified version of Scratch. mBot is available in 2 versions: 2.4gHz and Bluetooth. 2.4gHz is ideal for classrooms when you have many PCs or laptops. Bluetooth is fine for someone using it at home, as a present or if you have cell phones that can use the app to control the robot. The mBlock program bridges the gap between graphical programming and coding by being able to translate block functions into Arduino code. Since it is based on Scratch, many kids are familiar with the programming style already, and this helps them to go "one step up" and get closer to programming in Arduino code. The mBot kit has to be put together, but it is also modular, and compatible with other mBlock products.
Robot Kit | ScratchDuino ScratchDuino is a highly customizable, simple and interactive open source robot construction kit with magnetic-mount sensors. WHAT IS THE ScratchDuino ScratchDuiono is a comprehensive and easy-to-use robot kit in all aspects: Modular and customizableEasy assembly using magnetic-mount partsScratchDuino collects information on multiple channels simultaneously allowing to build complex solutions for various tasksReliable / troubleproofOpen Source (Scratch+Arduino)ScratchDuino is ready out of the box to collect data and process it according to a piece of code you design with Scratch. ScratchDuino is an educational open source robot-designing kit. ScratchDuino is reliable and designed to work under tough conditions: each sensor is protected by its individual plastic shield that can be mounted onto the motorized platform in a foolproof way. The basic kit includes 2 light sensors, 2 contact sensors, 2 reflective object sensors and an infrared eye. Our ScratchDuino body comes in three versions:
16 robots que puedes hacer en casa con tus hijos Fáciles, divertidos y para toda la familia Aurora Ferrer | @auroraferrer - 22/06/2015 Ya sabéis que nos encanta proponeros actividades de ciencia muy divertidas para hacer en casa con vuestros hijos. 4M Tin Can Robot, la mascota robóticaCon 4M Tin Can Robot podrás transformar una simple lata de refresco en una adorable mascota robótica. Comentarios
SqueakiMST:WedoScratch Le logiciel Scratch peut être utilisé (à la place du logiciel officiel Wedo) avec le matériel de robotique Lego Wedo. Voici nos traces de travaux avec cette TIC. (idées de projets) Projet SAÉ Village olympiqueTraces (étapes) du projet «Village olympique robotisé», 1ère année du primaire : TracesVillageOlympique Une synthèse sous forme de schéma Makeblock mBot Robot Educativo - 2.4G Envío en 24h: Pídelo antes de las 13 a.m. y lo recibirás al día siguientemBot es el kit de robótica educativa ideal para niños y centros de enseñanza, para iniciarse en robótica, programación y electrónica basado en Arduino y Scratch.- No necesita cableado, gracias a sus conectores RJ25 podrás usar su electrónica de forma sencilla - Entorno de programación gráfica basada en Scratch 2.0 - Compatible con Arduino - Compatible con dispositivos Apple iOS 7 en adelante, Bluetooth 4.0 en adelante (excluyendo iPad1, iPad2, iPhone 4 y por debajo) - Compatible con dispositivos Android 2.3 en adelante. Bluetooth 2.0 en adelante - Puedes ampliarlo con los Packs de extensión o elegir el mBot Plus 2.4G (más completo) - Incluye mando de infrarrojos programable.
Les enseignant(e)s sont formidables n°221 : Scratch et laboratoire de technologie Lancement le 18 avril 2013 de la catégorie Les enseignant(e)s sont formidables Si vous aussi vous trouvez l'idée et le projet intéressant et souhaitez participer. Scratch et laboratoire de technologie Ce petit guide excellent, vraiment un joli travail à découvrir sur l'utilisation de scratch qui a été réalisé par Jean-Paul Bricard de l’académie de Reims. Le site Web Brossolette Technologies : Téléchargez ici le diaporama en version pdf Un tutoriel pour utiliser Raspberry Scratch et Piface. Pour aller plus loin : Assemblez des blocs et créez votre 1er programme en 1 heure « Imagine, programme, partage ! LE CODE : concept de programmation (ressources, outils, concours….) Aucun trackback pour l'instant
Physics Toolbox Sensor Suite Useful for students and teachers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education and academic or industrial researchers, this app uses device sensor inputs to collect, record, and export data in comma separated value (csv) format through a shareable .csv file. Data can be plotted against elapsed time on a graph or displayed digitally. Users can export the data for further analysis in a spreadsheet or plotting tool. This app also generates tones, colors, and a stroboscope. A menu allows the user to sense or generate the following (dependent upon the user’s mobile device capabilities): MULTI RECORD(21) Multi Record - choose one or more of the above sensors to collect data at the same time. Features(a) Recording: All sensor data can be recorded by pressing the red floating action button. Settings* Note that not all settings are available for all sensors.
LEGO WeDo and Scratch "Motor" redirects here. For the block category with that name, see Motor Blocks. A LEGO WeDo robot being used with Scratch. The LEGO® WeDo™ Construction Kit is a simple robotics tool designed for ages 7–11. It allows users to design their own interactive machines, and then program them using drag-and-drop software like Scratch. In Scratch 2.0, you can add a LEGO WeDo extension within the "More Blocks" category. LEGO WeDo Parts LEGO WeDo with Scratch 2.0 The LEGO WeDo Construction Kit can be used with the online editor of Scratch 2.0 by adding an extension. Note: Scratch 2.0 offline editor does not support LEGO WeDo yet. LEGO WeDo Extension Blocks LEGO WeDo with Scratch 1.4 The Motor blocks in 1.4. To show the blocks to control the LEGO WeDo motors, click "Show Motor Blocks" in the Edit tab. See Also External Links