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Kinderlab Robotics: Coding for Children - Without Screens
Educational Robotics: Changing Learning and Reducing Screen Time
KinderLab robotics focuses on teaching children about robotics using KIBO to connect art with computer science. KIBO teaches children to build, code, create, and explore through hands-on learning. Children can learn to break down concepts and learn to code while having fun. KIBO aims to teach children about robotics and valuable skills, a solution to those wondering how to limit screen time for children while teaching them valuable skills for their future.
For more information:
Website: Kinderland Robotics
As concern for screen time for children is growing, companies are innovating ways to balance technology and education. Educational robots are continuously being innovated to teach young children valuable skills as well; coding robots for kids and interactive robots are being made to assist their learning. If you are wondering how to limit screen time for children, there are kits to foster creativity while teaching children skills like coding. If you are passionate about teaching future generations, several companies are creating educational robots for children.
Van Robotics: ABii the Smart Robot
BirdBrain Technologies: Bringing Robotics to the Classroom
BirdBrain Technologies aims to inspire learning for learners of all ages through its Finch Robot, the Hummingbird Robotics Kit, and the Owlet Math Tools collection. BirdBrain Technologies supports teachers in bringing design, math understanding, and robotics to the classroom. The Hummingbird reaches engineering design, coding, and making to a classroom. The Finch teaches students to code and about computer science and is made for kindergarten to college students. The Owlet for grades Kindergarten to grade six teachers place value, fractions, problem-solving, and STEM principles. These kits provide students with hands-on learning and a fun introduction to robotics.
For more information:
Website: BirdBrain Technologies
LinkedIn: BirdBrain Technologies on LinkedIn
Van Robotics has implemented a robotic teacher assistant (ABii) who is a tutor, supporter, and friend. ABii tutors levels from kindergarten to grade five. ABii helps students achieve academic skills while fostering confidence in students and supporting students by using dance parties and high fives. ABii guides and redirects students when necessary. ABii teaches at each student's pace, providing a personalized learning experience at a self-guided pace.
Van Robotics continuously posts new jobs on its website. If you are passionate about learning and the intersectionality between robotics and teaching others, Van Robotics is one of numerous educational robots.
For more information:
Website: Van Robotics
LinkedIn: Van Robotics on LinkedIn
The future of education is continuously being innovated by robotics, whether it is as a teacher assistant like ABii, coding activities like Kinderland Robotics, or classroom kits like the ones provided by BirdBrain Technologies. If you have a passion for robotics and education there are numerous companies to ignite your interests. To learn more about different industries, follow Robotics Roundup on LinkedIn and check back here often for the latest insights on robotics innovations and industry updates.
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