Good resources for basic robot skill development…
This is a common question from rookie coaches – particularly those from a non-technical background… How to help the kids learn basic building/programming skills?
As discussed on the FIRST forum under the thread, “Direction vs Discovery” : Blue Angel Robotics has a good series of YouTube videos, and they are narrated and explained by a young “Emma”: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKe…Uq6KS9YrkgNT8g .
EV3Lessons.com website contains excellent tutorials about the use of EV3 components: http://ev3lessons.com/lessons.html . They were developed by the hard-working kids of Droids Robotics. [Even More Resources]
Neither of those resources will tell a team how to solve the FLL Robot Game challenge, but once your kids get “up to speed” [on the basics] they can invent solutions.
And my favorite quote from Dean Hystand near the bottom of the thread : “The most important thing you can do as an FLL coach is dispel the myth that science is something only “smart” people do. Science is an everyday tool for anyone with curiosity and a pulse. I like FLL because it provides endless opportunity for beneficial, everyday application of science.”
Hello, all, Wishing all a great 2023! We have a free FLL table for pickup in Fremont. You’d need to come pick it up. Let me know if you are interested, and we can coordinate. Thanks!
Hi, Kiran,
Our FTC team Kuriosity Robotics has created a program called FIRST Things First. One of the services is to pass down game tables from graduating teams to rookie FLL teams. So far we have donated 12 tables in the past two years. If you are interested, please visit our website and fill out the form. Thank you so much for your…[Read more]