The school district is the only one in western Pennsylvania to teach elementary school children how to write computer code and how to execute that code to manipulate a robot. The new program ...

On A Positive Note: Local students want to learn coding and robotics 02:34. PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — For many of us, the only code we knew in high school got us into our lockers.

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn — Students at PS 241 in Crown Heights don’t just use pencils and books; they also use iPads and robots. The students, like 10-year-old Alickha McAllister, are the ones… ...

Key Takeaways Robotics makes learning more interactive and hands-on across all age groups.It helps students build ...

Robot programming is many students' first exposure to the world of computer programming. As with so much of the computing world, however, different robot platforms are generally incompatible ...

Students coded robots to trace the 6 by 2 and 6 by 3 rectangles they drew on graph paper. “This age of kids, they want to be on the computer, they like the coding,” she said. “It really is ...

Jaheim Boles, 15, a student at English High School in Jamaica Plain, greeted the robot introduced to aid in computer programming. Michael Swensen for The Boston Globe Pepper, the humanoid robot ...

He still volunteers to help the current GCHS students learn how to program. “Robotics is single-handedly the reason I chose to major in computer science,” Robinson said.

In an effort to introduce computer science and engineering concepts to more students, Educational Talent Search, a TRIO program through the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, is building VEX ...

About 15 students who just completed third- through fifth-grades are learning about coding and robotics on weekday mornings at the Topeka Center for Advanced Learning and Careers at 500 S.W. Tuffy ...

Engineering education startup STEM Center USA has created a Kickstarter campaign for Pi-Bot, an affordable Arduino-based robot that you can use to teach students how to build their own robots and ...

Launching Unified Robotics took a leap of faith. “I was afraid when I first started the program that the students on my team would not be up for it,” Delaney said.