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15-04-2010, 14:14
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Re: Creating a "Robotics Lab" ...
I'd suggest that you check out VEX Robotics education section. You want classroom kits and either the Autodesk or Carnegie-Mellon's Robotics Academy curriculum. Purchase some Plano Stow-n-Go boxes to put parts in to make them portable.
We do a similar thing for our mentor workshops, we just don't let the kits go home. VEX robotics kits are used in a ton of schools, their market isn't the robot competition it's the schools. A nice side benefit is the VEX competitions. Lots and lots of "tech-ed" teachers use it, see the TSA info on their web site. It's a good idea, keep us posted on how you make out! |
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