- Color Code Shaw STEM Lab - 2018

Objectives By the end of this engagement you should be able to Describe the basics of coding Cite different types of Code Explain how to code using Ozoblockly codes Formulate a code to run the Ozobot

Ozobot What is Ozobot? How does Ozobot follow color…? Click the Ozobot Evo for a quick tutorial!

What’s inside the Ozobot evo?

Things to remember about Ozobot It’s expensive! Treat it respectfully. Plug it back in so it’s charged for you the next day. Leave the cover/skin on. Oh, hello!

What is code…? There are all sorts of different types of codes Examples: Morse, QR, Bar, etc. Morse code is an alphabet or code in which letters are represented by combinations of long and short signals of light or sound.

What is code…? Any type of code can be defined as a system of words, letters, figures, or other symbols substituted for other words, letters, or actions. Just like the different types of codes we learned about on the previous slide, there are also different types of computer code. The most common are: HTML, XML, Javascript, C, and C++

ROY G. Biv Ozobot has all sorts of Color Codes that it understands. On the next slide is the color code chart for reference.

Time to Get Coding Check out some markers and get coding! Using the Color Code Reference Sheet start thinking about what you want your code to do. Check out the last slide for helpful references, guides, and tips.

Time to put your code to work Formulate a code that uses at least 5 different color codes The color of Ozobot changes twice Travels at two different speeds Stays on top of your desk/work area Travels at least 2 meters

Questions/Research Define Coding. Cite at least three different types of codes. Take a Print Screen of the Ozoblockly workspace and describe at least five of the different types of code. Analyze the code you formulated for Ozobot. Cite what went well, and what did not go according to your plan.

Videos to help with drawing with the Ozobot References Videos to help with drawing with the Ozobot