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The Gigabots bring connected robotics and devices to classrooms using existing educational robotics platforms. A Gigabot is a combination of hardware, software and a cloud platform that connects Gigabots to each other from any location in real-time. This project takes Robotics to a new frontier in science and engineering through programming, all while teaching kids how to share innovation in collaborative ways. | The Gigabots bring connected robotics and devices to classrooms using existing educational robotics platforms. A Gigabot is a combination of hardware, software and a cloud platform that connects Gigabots to each other from any location in real-time. This project takes Robotics to a new frontier in science and engineering through programming, all while teaching kids how to share innovation in collaborative ways. | ||
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Revision as of 14:37, 22 May 2014
Gigabots Wiki
The Gigabots bring connected robotics and devices to classrooms using existing educational robotics platforms. A Gigabot is a combination of hardware, software and a cloud platform that connects Gigabots to each other from any location in real-time. This project takes Robotics to a new frontier in science and engineering through programming, all while teaching kids how to share innovation in collaborative ways.
Report-Outs
Gigabots Partners
- KC STEM Alliance
- Lee's Summit High School
Metrics & Outcomes
Tech Outcomes
We will build X. Y people will visit it. Z remixes will be made. This technology is new and innovative because... Etc.
Learning Outcomes
By participating in the pilot, X number of people will learn the Y...
We will measure these learning outcomes by X, Y, and Z methods.
Community Outcomes
We will share how our project impacts the KC community. Stay tuned!
Show & Tell
- Sneak Peek
- More to come...