ALL FOR ROBOTICS AND PROGRAMMING IN ONE PLACE
Thinking about starting robotics and programming classes in your school? RoboCAMP offers everything you will need:
FREE TRAINING
Online webinars for teachers, accessible from every
corner of the world
COURSES AND HANDBOOKS
Ready-to-use exercises and materials for over 200+ hours
– make teaching easy!
WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT
LEGO™ sets adapted to your students’ age
and skills
Tell us what you need and we will prepare an individual offer tailored to your means and expectations.
WANT TO LEARN HOW TO TEACH ROBOTICS?
RoboCAMP offers online training for teachers and educators. For starters, check out our free webinars! Topics and dates of our webinars are presented below:
ROBOTICS WORKSHOP FOR KIDS 6-10
Robotics in every school? Easy as a pie! Learn how to organize a robotics workshop in your school, step-by-step. In the webinar, you will learn:
- the cheapest and most effective methods to organize a robotics workshop;
- how to choose the right equipment: we’ll discuss pros and cons of various solutions in terms of students’ age and abilities;
- everything you need to know before you start teaching robotics to your class;
- where to find new lesson ideas.
TUESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY AT 6:00 PM (CET)
DURATION: 70 MIN. FREE WEBINAR
PROGRAMMING AND ROBOTICS WITH SCRATCH
Programming is empowering! Create a game with us and find out how to encourage your students to learn programming with Scratch. In the webinar, you will learn:
- how to use basic elements of the Scratch programming environment;
- how to incorporate Scratch into robotics with LEGO WeDo 2.0;
- how to create simple and advanced programming exercises;
- where to find new lesson ideas and support.
TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY AT 6:00 PM (CET)
DURATION: 60 MIN. FREE WEBINAR
ROBOTICS WORKSHOP FOR KIDS 10-16
The older your students get, the more robotics has to offer. This edition concentrates on creating a robotics workshop for older kids and teenagers. In the webinar, you will learn:
- the most effective methods to organize a robotics workshop;
- how to choose the equipment that will help teenagers advance their abilities and how much it’s going to cost;
- everything you need to know before you start teaching robotics to your class;
- where to find new lesson ideas.
TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY AT 6:00 PM (CET)
DURATION: 70 MIN. FREE WEBINAR
LOOKING FOR OTHER DATES?
You cannot participate on this day? Contact us to learn the dates of the upcoming events.
ROBOTICS AND GAME
PROGRAMMING COURSES
Courses are designed for children ages 6 to 14.
ArcadeCAMP Scratch
ArcadeCAMP is an introduction to game development and programming for children aged 9+. It relies solely on Scratch, so you don’t need any robtics set to teach it! Exercises based on the classics, such as Pong, Frogger, Snake or Tetris, will show your students how to create their own computer games.
CityCAMP WeDo
CityCAMP WeDo is our most popular course. It was designed for future engineers, who could use knowledge about modern technologies and robots that facilitate our everyday lives in the city. To see these solutions in action, students build and program robots designed by RoboCAMP.
SafariCAMP WeDo
Don’t confine robotics to the city, go outdoors and take SafariCAMP WeDo with you! Each exercise in this course focuses on one of many creations of the most creative engineer in our history – Mother Nature. With this course, students can build, program and learn robots representing various animals.
StarCAMP WeDo
StarCAMP WeDo is a unique set of exercises that will take you up to the stars. Building and programming futuristic robots is a great way to introduce physics and astronomy. In order to boost imagination of the young inventors, some of the robots were modelled after science-fiction spacecrafts.
CityCAMP Mindstorms EV3
CityCAMP EV3 is a course prepared for the latest LEGO Mindstorms EV3 robotics set. The exercises included in this course show students how robotics and technology can efficiently facilitate living in the modern city. All robots are built with Mindstorms EV3 bricks and programmed in the original LEGO software.
DiscoveryCAMP Mindstorms EV3
DiscoveryCAMP EV3 is a course prepared for the latest LEGO Mindstorms EV3 robotics set. The exercises in this course allow students to learn about the solutions used nowadays in factories and industry. All robots are built with Mindstorms EV3 bricks and programmed in the original LEGO software.
CityCAMP Mindstorms NXT
Similarly to the WeDo course, the CityCAMP NXT lesson pack focuses on robots and technologies that are widely spread in modern cities around the globe. Building and programming 12 robots can inspire young engineers in your class to even come up with their own ideas on how to improve living in their city.
DiscoveryCAMP Mindstorms NXT
DiscoveryCAMP NXT course shows students the solutions used nowadays in the factories and industry in general. By building and programming 12 robots designed by RoboCAMP, students can learn how mathemathics, physics and machines help people accomplish various exciting projects.
PRICES
100% FREE START
- No credit card data required
- 1 Teacher Account
- Limited no. of Student Accounts
- Sample Exercises
TEACHER
- 35% Savings
- 1 Teacher Account
- Limited no. of Student Accounts
- All Courses
SCHOOL
- 35% Savings
- 3 Teacher Accounts
- Unlimited no. of Student Accounts
- All Courses
DISTRICT/BUSINESS
- BIGGEST Savings
- 10+ Teacher Accounts
- Unlimited no. of Student Accounts
- All Courses
- Custom Branding
All prices presented in the table are net prices.
100% FREE START
- No credit card data required
- 1 Teacher Account
- Limited no. of Student Accounts
- Sample Exercises
TEACHER
- 1 Teacher Account
- Limited no. of Student Accounts
- All Courses
SCHOOL
- 3 Teacher Accounts
- Unlimited no. of Student Accounts
- All Courses
INDIVIDUAL SOLUTION
- 10+ Teacher Accounts
- Unlimited no. of Student Accounts
- All Courses
- Custom Branding
All prices presented in the table are net prices.
Of course! If you need only one or three Teacher Accounts, we recommend you select one of these options.
You only need robotics sets (LEGO Mindstorms or LEGO WeDo) and computers. Two children can share one robotics set. Your classroom should be equipped with a video projector and all computers must be connected to the internet.
Yes. LEGO WeDo robots can be programmed by using Scratch. We recommend version 1.4.
Yes. When our clients register to the RoboCAMP e-learning platform, they receive detailed instruction on how to build and code every construction, every program. We also prepared useful teacher handbooks that contain essential information on LEGO WeDo, LEGO Mindstorms as well as their programming software. If you’re eager to learn more, participate in our free webinars.
We recommend creating the free demo account. This account gives you access to the RoboCAMP e-learning platform, where you can find a teacher handbook and 4 lessons: for LEGO WeDo, LEGO Mindstorms and Scratch. Of course, you can also use them in your classroom.
No. Every teacher can share the courses she acquired with her students, straight from her account. You can check how it works by creating the demo account.
Yes, of course! We gladly offer attractive discounts for public schools and non-profit organisations. If you are a teacher, or manage a noncommercial education project, be sure to contact us before making a purchase.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Check out our blog. You’ll find out why children should learn coding, or what is the best equipment for your robotics workshop. Also, you’ll find there several creative projects for your lessons.
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