Special Collection: Ozobots - Coming Soon!

"Ozobot is a miniature smart robot that can follow lines or roam around freely, detect colors, and can also be programmed. Students will learn hands-on about robotics and programming while working on STEM/STEAM applications. Ozobot teaches them in a fun way so they learn while being engaged and playing. Ozobot can teach kids of many ages. Elementary school students can start programming Ozobot with visual color codes on a tablet using free apps, or with markers on a piece of paper. Starting in elementary school and all the way to high school, students have the additional option to learn advanced programming skills with Ozobot Bit and OzoBlockly. Ozobot can play on paper or on a tablet, so even if your school does not have access to tablets, you can still use Ozobot in your classroom. Many lessons, workshops, and activities are meant for markers and paper. However, if you are working with Ozobot Bit and OzoBlockly, you do need either a tablet or computer to program and load Ozobot." -- Ozobot website.

Curriculum concepts: Robotics, Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Programming.

Recommended for Grades K-12.

Kits Available: 1 (coming soon!)

Robots:

6 bots.

PLEASE NOTE: This special kit belongs to the DPS Department of Extended Learning and has been generously loaned to us when it is not in use. To check availability of the kit and to schedule a check out, please contact Paula Wolff, OST Academic Supervisor at 720-423-1815 or at PAULA_WOLFF@dpsk12.org. (coming September 2017)