Образовательная робототехника

Материал из Поле цифровой дидактики


Описание Робот обычно используется как инструмент, платформа, которую можно использовать для практических исследований, решения проблем, исследовательского обучения, проб и ошибок. Учащиеся могут сотрудничать в группе в рамках проекта или конкретного запроса, используя робота для обоснования абстрактных концепций. Например, концепцию вращения можно изучить через движение робота. В других случаях робот может использоваться больше как коллега, например, в форме знающего коллеги, который помогает студенту, сокурсника или компаньона или даже коллеги, нуждающегося в помощи. В последнем случае учащийся становится учителем для робота-сверстника, а в первом робот-сверстник косвенно принимает на себя роль учителя.
Область знаний Робототехника, Образование, Искусственный интеллект
Авторы Паперт
Поясняющее видео https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdF1D6Sb6CE
Близкие понятия Вычислительное мышление
Среды и средства для освоения понятия Snap!, NetsBlox, Лого


Литература

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