The MOCK KickOff on December 01 in Grand Rapids

[superbotman]

If you have PowerPoints of the breakout sessions that I could see, that would be great.

Otherwise, are you just giving them a game and then teaching how the team should/could analyze the game and plan their design in the breakout sessions?
Also, are you also having them come up with a robot concept or design for that game?

[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by superbotman

If you have PowerPoints of the breakout sessions that I could see, that would be great.

Otherwise, are you just giving them a game and then teaching how the team should/could analyze the game and plan their design in the breakout sessions?
Also, are you also having them come up with a robot concept or design for that game?

I would be interested in getting information like this as well. We were planning on attending the event on the 1st, but as it turns out the FLL event our team helps out with is on the same day. We were thinking about hosting our own, similar event for teams in our area the following weekend instead, so any information about how you run these mock kickoffs would be quite helpful.

[GBK]

A huge thanks to Code Red Robotics team 2771 for hosting and organizing this very successful event. It was a very well run event and I was proud to have been a part of it. I think this is a big help to teams and students. Keep up the good work.

[JNelson]

Greg, it was great to have you out there. Having Mentors from area teams facilitate the breakout sessions and share what they've learned about the design process made the event very powerful.

Code Red will do it again next year and are looking for suggestions on what features to add that will further benefit teams.