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Discovery-based learning approach

NGSS & CSTA alignment

Class management tools

RoboX is an innovative, gamified education platform for Career Tech Education in industrial robotics.
RoboX simulation and curricula enables educators and students to experience and learn how real robots operate and are programmed. The
RoboX application is scalable and scaffolded for students of all levels of experience. The web-based environment can be accessed in the classroom, in the lab or from home.

Who this course is for: Teachers and students grades 8-12, who are transitioning to CTE

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16+ hours , 80 activities

Self-paced, gamified activities with real-time feedback and step-by-step instructions

8th Grade and Up grade

Blockly

English

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Last updated 8/2024

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Student Outcomes

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Industrial Robotics with INFROM II

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Debugging syntax errors

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Using Python Tuple data structure

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Implementing p-controllers in different areas

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Using algorithms for finding the nth object

ROBOTICS

Using GPS for space orientation

MATH & GEOMETRY

3D coordinate systems; Pythagorean Theorem; Clamping values

PHYSICS

Newton’s 3rd Law; Acceleration, Deacceleration; Magnets

ENGINEERING

Effect of sensor location on robots’ ability to navigate

Course Resources

Teaching Guide

Everything you need to flow through each lesson, including: clear objectives, questions for reflection, instructional videos, and more.

Slide Deck for Classroom Activities

Each session is guided by a presentation that covers the entire session from theory to practice, including: scientific background, examples and sample code, discussion guidelines, play time activities, and speaker notes.

Mission Solutions

You can quickly navigate to all the solutions for each lesson in just a few clicks.

Heatmaps and Student Reports

So you can see how individual students compare to one another, identify specific topics they may be struggling with, and recommend corrective actions.