Coding and Robotics

  • Author: Eduscape
  • Course Level: 104 
  • Est. Length: 2 hours
  • Grade(s): PK-12th Grade
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Course description
Whenever a robot performs an action, it is running code. Students using robots are able to observe whether their code is fully functional or still needs iteration. In this course, we will examine how robotics and coding work together and will explore some robots that offer a variety of coding opportunities to students. Discover how coding and robotics can align across the curriculum and can be successfully implemented by any teacher!

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