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 The great thing about autonomous mode is that it doesn't require any additional effort from anyone else on your team... (You could do that yourself...but I've noticed that people will usually offer to do it for you, rather than let the programmer touch power tools.) - jgannon [more] |
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24-07-2006, 18:17
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Re: Suggestions for a middle school robotics curriculum
make up teams of a few kids and with their skills they have learned so far to make a bot that will complete the tasks. The tasks can get harder and harder.
Like week 1 maybe try to make a robot that will go through a simple course the fastest. Make it like a sqare or something. And you can eventually build it up to adding arms and other features to do things. Before making challenges need manipulators do a manipulator lesson. Like how to make a simple arms that will just stay parallel to the surface it is driving on the turn 90 degrees upwards. 
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