Coding & Robotics
Ozobot Launches 1-to-1 Program Supporting Robotics at Home
Robotics company
Ozobot has launched a new program aimed at bringing robotics
education to the home, as well as hybrid education environments. The
Ozobot 1:1 Hybrid Program, as it’s called, was developed in
conjunction with educators. The program is aimed at students in
grades K–12.
The Ozobot 1:1
Hybrid Program is built around the Ozobot Classroom platform (which
is now also integrated with Google Classroom), offering both onscreen
and screen-free robotics coding. According to the company, “Students’
bots are also synced to Ozobot Classroom, where teachers assign
interactive, self-directed, and standards-aligned video lessons for
Math, ELA, and STEAM subjects. Schools and districts benefit from
exclusive access to this remote-friendly, student-facing content with
the program, along with an ability to measure engagement even when
students work beyond screens with their robots.”
The program is
available now. Further details can be found at
ozobot.com/educate/1-1program.
About the Author
David Nagel is editorial director of 1105 Media's Education Technology Group and editor-in-chief of THE Journal and STEAM Universe. A 29-year publishing veteran, Nagel has led or contributed to dozens of technology, art and business publications.
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