Announcing a Merger!
September 30, 2019
I’ve been having a lot of fun at Modular Robotics lately. It’s been a bit of a whirlwind with a lot of changes, a lot
Thousands and Thousands of Tiny Robots.
A Modular Robotics blog.
A Big Job for Little Robots: Elementary Science with Cubelets
September 29, 2019
As District Staff Developer for Elementary Science at Pinellas County Schools, James Hite has a big job. 78 schools alone rely on his expertise, especially
Scaffolding Students into Cubelets Blockly
September 26, 2019
Have you introduced your students to Personality Swaps in our Cubelets App? Are you ready to get them started coding their own custom personalities? Would you like
Creating a Unique Coworking Space
September 24, 2019
At 6-foot-7, Facilities Manager Mitch Kremm is used to being asked to change the light bulbs. He’s also had to tackle a slightly unusual challenge
Curiosity and Discovery in the Classroom
September 6, 2019
While having Cubelets for a whole class is the dream, a single group of Cubelets can be just as effective of a teaching tool. Because
First Week of School Activities with Cubelets
August 23, 2019
Every teacher has their own brand of first week of school activities. Some teachers start with a blank and empty classroom, then construct the space
Scaffolded Questioning: A Differentiation Technique
February 19, 2019
The Ed Tech and Makerspace movements ask teachers to learn alongside our students more than ever before. This results in many classrooms being facilitated through
Tactile Coding is Computer Science for All Ages
January 18, 2019
We call it tactile coding, but you may have heard it called “physical computing”, and it’s becoming a movement. As computer science becomes a pillar
Educators know how to party.
July 3, 2013
Don’t let educators and instructors fool you by their use of words like “pedagogy” and “paradigm.” We know how to have a good time. I’ve
Maze solving with a twist
June 10, 2013
Sometimes I think about not having the classical robotics education in my bag of tricks (educator and Cognitive Psychologist over here, so I’ve spent much
