Organized by:
Владимир Стојановић
Contact email:
Happening at:
Ustanička 246, Beograd 11050, Serbia
From Monday, October 16, 2017 1:20 PM
to Saturday, October 21, 2017 5:00 PM
to Saturday, October 21, 2017 5:00 PM
Description:
У оквиру Европске недеље кодирања (као и у оквиру 'EU robotics week') наша школа учествује пројектом: Уради-сам "3-точкаш за свакога". Намењено пре свега основцима због једноставности израде и програмирања. Најједноставнији од свих роботића, 3-точкаш бежично управљан путем мобилног телефона је иделан начин да се започне са роботиком и једноставним програмирањем ствари. Више детаља на следећим адресама: https://tehnickoiinfoobrazovanje.wordpress.com/mpr-primeri-2/ https://www.eu-robotics.net/robotics_week/events/diy--3-wheeled--robots--for--everyone--all-robots---w-bt-control-via-cell-phone.html https://youtu.be/AeXaQJnhdU4 ВАЖНЕ НАПОМЕНЕ: На ‘Google-Мапи’ је кривицом "Google Maps" обележено погрешно место ОШ "Десанка Максимовић" - требало би да је "маркер" постављен на објекат који носи истоимени назив школе, са адресом Устаничка 246, а не Ребеке Вест 78 ! Иначе, датуми одржавања догађаја су 16.окт. затим 20.окт. и 21.окт. (понед. петак и субота, укупно 3 дана).
More information:
https://tehnickoiinfoobrazovanje.wordpress.com/mpr-primeri-2/
This activity is for:
- Elementary school students
Main themes:
- Basic programming concepts
- Mobile app development
- Software development
- Robotics
- Hardware
- Unplugged activities
- Playful coding activities
- Art and creativity
- Visual/Block programming
- Motivation and awareness raising
- Promoting diversity
Tags:
- arduino
- Bluetooth
- MIT_App_INventor_2
- Simple Robotics
- wireless control
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