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Book: Teacher Education on Robotics-Enhanced Constructivist Pedagogical Methods

Editor: Dimitris Alimisis

Published 2009 by School of Pedagogical and Technological Education (ASPETE)

ISBN 978-960-6749-49-0

 


This book is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License


Table of Contents

Authors

Prologue

 

Chapter 1: Constructionism and Robotics in education

Dimitris Alimisis, Chronis Kynigos

1.1. Introduction

 

1.2 Controlling and constructing robots as a constructionist environment

 

1.3 Robotic technologies: from floor Logo turtles to Lego Mindstorms

 

1.4 Robotics in School Settings

 

1.5 Educational Robotics beyond School Settings: Competitions and other Events

 

1.6 Competitions or Exhibitions?

 

1.7 The role of teachers and the TERECoP project

 

Chapter 2: robotics as learning object

Javier Arlegui, Nello Fava, Emanuele Menegatti,  Stefano Monfalcon, Michele Moro, Alfredo Pina

2.1 Methodological Aspects for a Constructivist Teaching and Learning of Robotics

 

2.2  Some reasons to use Lego Mindstorms NXT   

 

2.3 Straight-line robots 

 

2.4  Sensorized robots

 

2.5 Turning robots 

 

2.6 Data logger 

 

Chapter 3: robotics as learning tool

 

3.1 A methodology for designing robotics - enhanced activities

Kyparisia Papanikolaou, Stassini Frangou

3.2 A representative example: “The BusRoute” project

Stassini Frangou

Chapter 4: Teacher Training Course in Introducing Robotics in the Curriculum - The TERECoP Project Proposal

 

4.1 The training methodology

Kyparisia Papanikolaou, Stassini Frangou

4.2 Course curriculum outline

Stassini Frangou,Kyparisia Papanikolaou, Dimitris Alimisis

4.3 Training materials

Stassini Frangou, Kyparisia Papanikolaou, Dimitris Alimisis

4.4 Monitoring and Evaluation of the Training Course

Dimitris Alimisis, Stassini Frangou, Kyparisia Papanikolaou

4.5 Experiences and recommendations from the training courses implemented in Athens

Dimitris Alimisis, Stassini Frangou, Kyparisia Papanikolaou

4.6 Experiences from the TERECoP course at the Charles University in Prague

Daniel Tocháček

Chapter 5: exemplary projects and examples of learning activities with robotics

 

5.1 Two projects proposed by French teachers-trainees

Liliane Aravecchia, Luc Montel

5.2 Robotics-based educational tool for an airplane servo-loop model  

Silviu Ionita

5.3  The Planet

Michele Moro

5.4  The Lunar Lander

Michele Moro

Chapter 6: Useful Resourses for Teachers & Students  

Kyparisia Papanikolaou, Stassini. Frangou

6.1  TERECoP publications

 

6.2 Other  proposed literature  

 

Appendix 1 LegoMindstorms NXT (hardware and software)

Michele Moro

Appendix 2 A textual description language equivalent to the NXT-G graphical language

Michele Moro

 


Robotics in School Education (Review of research literature and of the existing situation in the 6 participating countries)


Study: A methodology for designing robotics-enhanced constructivist learning for secondary school students: basic principles, learning objectives and strategies
Study: A methodology for designing robotics-enhanced constructivist learning for secondary school students: appropriate technology-based environment
Study: A methodology for designing robotics-enhanced constructivist learning for secondary school students: the bus route
Study: Methodology for evaluation and assessment of the learning activities
Pilot training curriculum
Pilot training materials 1
Pilot training materials 2
Pilot training materials 3
Pilot training materials:   Why robotics in education...
 
 
 
 
 
 
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