What is Educational Robotics

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The use of programmable robot constructs in order to engage groups of students in playful collaborative problem solving activities. Learn more in: Robot Programming and Tangible Interfaces for Cognitive Training

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Is an interdisciplinary learning environment based on the use of robots and electronic components as the common thread to enhance the development of skills and competencies in children and teenagers. Learn more in: The Contribution of Open Educational Robotics Competition to Support STEM Education and the Development of Computational Thinking Skills

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Teaches the design, analysis, application, and operation of robots. Robots include articulated robots, mobile robots, or autonomous vehicles. Learn more in: Development of Teaching-Learning Strategies Through Technology

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An interdisciplinary learning environment based on the use of robots and electronic accessories for the purpose of improving learning outcomes and developing students’ skills/abilities. Learn more in: Educational Robotics in Primary Education: A Systematic Literature Review

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The use of robots with educational intentions. Learn more in: Designing Tools and Activities for Educational Robotics in Online Learning

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Is an interdisciplinary learning environment based on the use of robots and electronic components to enhance the development of skills and competencies in students. Learn more in: The Role of Unplugged Coding Activity in Developing Computational Thinking in Ages 6-11

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A discipline designed to introduce students to Robotics and Programming interactively from a very early age. Learn more in: A Proposal for Creating Mixed Reality, Embodied Learning Interventions Integrating Robotics, Scratch, and Makey-Makey

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Is an interdisciplinary learning environment based on the use of robots and electronic components to enhance the development of skills and competencies in students. Learn more in: Computational Thinking: Activities

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The use of programmable robot constructs in the teaching and learning process in order to engage groups of students in playful collaborative problem-solving activities. Learn more in: Robotics as a Powerful Vehicle Toward Learning and Computational Thinking in Secondary Education of 21st Century

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In- or after-school activities which aim to introduce students to engineering and programming concepts by building a robot, often using it in the context of other STEM subjects. Learn more in: An Early Childhood Introduction to Robotics as a Means to Motivate Girls to Stay With STEM Disciplines

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A broad term that refers to a collection of educational activities, programs, resources, technology platforms, and pedagogical theories of learning within and outside schools. Learn more in: Measuring the Impact on Student's Computational Thinking Skills Through STEM and Educational Robotics Project Implementation

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Educational robotics uses robotics kits, programming software, and computers as hands-on learning tools. It can create a learning environment that can enhance collaboration and communication among students, problem-solving skills, critical thinking skills, and creativity. Learn more in: Theories and Practices Behind Educational Robotics for All

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Is an interdisciplinary learning environment based on the use of robots and electronic components to enhance the development of skills and competencies in students. Learn more in: Future STEMist Join Forces

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Is an interdisciplinary learning environment based on the use of robots and electronic components to enhance the development of skills and competencies in students. Learn more in: Exploring Preservice Teachers' Attitudes About the Usage of Educational Robotics in Preschool Education

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Educational Robotics are defined by technology artefacts ranging from programable robot-like toys to professional automated systems and the way they are used in educational settings. They include robot simulations, constructional robotic kits as well as prefabricated systems. Educational Robotics play also an active role to enhance learning experience through the creation, implementation and validation of pedagogical activities, tools and technologies. Learn more in: Creating Educational Robots: Basics From Teacher Training to Making

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The specific interdisciplinary field that improves learning experience and develops student skills and competences through robotic-based activities. Learn more in: Developing Pre-Service Teachers' STEM Skills With Raspberry Pi Activities

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Is a broad term that refers to a collection of educational programs, resources and activities, technology (robotic) platforms, and learning pedagogical theories. Learn more in: DuBot: An Open-Source, Low-Cost Robot for STEM and Educational Robotics

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The use of robots to support students’ learning processes. Learn more in: Developing Storytelling Activities Supporting Computational Thinking Using Educational Robots

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The design, analysis, application, and operation of robots. Robots are used as an educational tool in primary school. Learn more in: The Smart “Mitato”: A Holistic Approach to Creative Development Through Educational Robotics

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Is a field aiming to improve learning experience through pedagogically appropriate methods that make use of robots. It includes the design, application, evaluation, and validation of pedagogical activities in which robots are integrated. Learn more in: Robotics in Early Childhood Education: Developing a Framework for Classroom Activities

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Robots provided to facilitate student’s development of knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Learn more in: Social Robots for Pedagogical Rehabilitation: Trends and Novel Modeling Principles

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The use of robots as cognitive artifacts in formal and informal learning activities. Learn more in: Aligning the Design of Educational Robotics Tools With Classroom Activities

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The use of robotics in the educational process especially in fields that are considered difficult to be taught. Learn more in: Fostering Computational Thinking With Arduino and Lego Mindstorms

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Course that teaches the design, analysis, application and operation of robots at schools or universities. Learn more in: Teaching and Learning With Artificial Intelligence

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The use of robotics in the teaching and learning process (in the educational practice) as a subject matter and/or as a cognitive-learning tool to achieve disciplinary learning objectives. Learn more in: Robotics and Programming Integration as Cognitive-Learning Tools

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Is an interdisciplinary learning environment based on the use of robots and electronic components to enhance the development of skills and competencies in students. Learn more in: Learning Computational Thinking Development in Young Children With Bee-Bot Educational Robotics

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Bringing conventional robotics in a miniaturized way to the field of education to help improve the activities of the teaching and learning process. Learn more in: Instructional Design to Foster Computational Thinking Using Educational Robotics

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The use of robotics in the teaching and learning process (in the educational practice) as a subject matter and/or as a cognitive learning tool. Learn more in: Employing Educational Robotics for the Development of Problem-Based Learning Skills

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Educational robotics uses robotics kits, programming software and computer as hands-on learning tools. It can create a learning environment that can enhance collaboration and communication among students, problem-solving skills, critical thinking skills, and creativity. Learn more in: Learner-Centered Approach with Educational Robotics

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The use of programmable robot constructs in the teaching and learning process in order to engage groups of students in playful collaborative problem solving activities. Learn more in: Fostering Computational Thinking and Creativity in Early Childhood Education: Play-Learn-Construct-Program-Collaborate

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Educational robotics uses robotics kits, programming software and computer as hands-on learning tools. It can create a learning environment that can enhance collaboration and communication among students, problem-solving skills, critical thinking skills, and creativity. Learn more in: Educational Robotics as a Learning Tool for Promoting Rich Environments for Active Learning (REALs)

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Educational robotics, also known as Robotics in Education (RiE), widely defines an educational approach that uses robotics as a learning tool in classrooms. It has the foundation in the theory of constructionism. Learn more in: Educational Robotics for Creating Effective Computer Science Learning for All

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Educational Robotics are defined by technology artefacts ranging from programable robot-like toys to professional automated systems and the way they are used in educational settings. They include robot simulations, constructional robotic kits as well as prefabricated systems. Educational Robotics play also an active role to enhance learning experience through the creation, implementation and validation of pedagogical activities, tools and technologies. Learn more in: Educational Robotics Between Coding and Engineering Education

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Educational robotics, also known as pedagogical robotics, is a discipline that aims to teach children robotics and programming through hands-on activities starting at a young age. Learn more in: Towards the Development of a Game for Computational Thinking: Identifying Students' Needs and Interests