co-creation workshops : hacking LEGO Education Spike kits / part 3

The Schools of Engineering, Design and Technology and The National Robotarium are offering a series of workshops bringing together teachers to make digital learning more accessible and inclusive for a range of learners.

As well as learning about how to use LEGO Education Spike kits we are aslo we are ‘hacking’ into them to unlock new and alternative possibilities for these STEM kits, share ideas and develop new learning resources that we can take back into our settings.

We all come with different levels of experience, some are following plans to build something ambitious and others combining different materials (e.g. paper, wood or textiles) to make funny and engaging little creations which act as prototypes for developmental activities.

We welcome new brains:

There is no requirement to have attended the previous workshops and we welcome fresh perspectives and new ideas.

Where:

The National Robotarium

Heriot Watt University

Boundary Rd N, Third Gait

Edinburgh EH14 4AS

Details:

Free

Limited to 20 places

No need to bring anything as LEGO Education Spike kits are provided by National Robotarium and a range of materials has been provided by The Schools of Engineering, Design and Technology.

Any questions contact:

Kevin McPhee | Teacher (STEM and Digital Learning)
Gorgie Mills High School, Edinburgh

More info:

The Schools of Engineering, Design and Technology

a growing network of inclusive STEM clubs

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The National Robotarium
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LEGO Education SPIKE Prime

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