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I am in charge of the Team 25 Summer Lego Camp this year, and being that this is my first year runnign it, and only second year being involved, I would appreciate any advice that more experienced people can offer.
One thing i am particularly worried about is that i heard somewhere that people are having a lot of trouble using the lego software in XP. If this is true, can anybody give me information on this? Any help would be be appreciated, thank you all for reading this! |
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I'd be willing to (try) answer any questions you might have about LEGO Mindstorms. |
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i thought of another question.
i was considering buying some extra lego gear for the camp, anybody know what might be best? special sensors maybe? if so, what kind? |
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Re: Team 25 Lego Camp wants help
http://www.techno-stuff.com/ has some really cool sensors for lego robotics. I've been involved in lego robotics for years but I'm not exactly sure what you're looking for. Do you just have the mindstorms kits?
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Re: Team 25 Lego Camp wants help
yes, i am pretty sure that all we have is a few mindstorm kits, and maybe some random blocks from other sets thrown in, but all the hardware is from the robotics invention system 2.0
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Re: Team 25 Lego Camp wants help
If you are looking to obtain additional kits to use in your robotics camp, I might suggest you take a look at the Lego-Dacta Robolab kit. This kit is the educational market version of the retail Mindstorms kit. As far as I know, the Robolab software runs on all versions of Windows as well as the Mac OS. A program written with Robolab looks like a program flowchart and may make it easier for students to visualize the logical flow of a program.
Additionally you may want to visit the following website: http://www.hightechkids.org This is the Lego League website for the state of Minnesota. On this site they have a set of 6 weekly lesson plans which can be incorporated into a science currriculum. They cover a wide range of topics such as basic Lego construction, the physics and math of gear ratios and basic programming techniuqes. You may wish to adapt them for your use. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me. |
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i was looking at the Ultimate Accessory kit, does anybody have experience with this that they can tell me if it is good? |
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Yeah, DACTA has a good curriculum set up for LEGO robotics. Try contacting LEGO systems to see if they'll help you out. They're generally pretty good about education.
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