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(robot enters frame)

HELLO!

Robotics in Education Anne Tamblyn Shaw Walden University EDUC Diffusion and Integration of Technology in Education (Add Date)

Robots in Education Identifying the Need Industry: performs dull tasks Military: performs dangerous tasks Sanitation: performs dirty tasks

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Researching the Problem LEGO Building Blocks University of Colorado – 1994 RCX Brick

Issues in Development Target Audience Simple Programming Language Interchangeable Parts

A Robot in a Kit Commercialization MIT Partnership – 1998

Innovation-Decision Process First Working Robot Used in GM Assembly Line 2006 – LEGO Mindstorms NXT Released and 80 teams from 30 Countries attend FIRST 1998 – LEGO Mindstorms Computer Brick is Introduced and the FIRST LEGO League is Formed 1990 – LEGO Named Top 10 Toy Company 1994 – First LEGO RCX Robotic Brain 1980 – Papert publishes his work advocating constructionism,Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas 2008 – WeDo Robots Introduced for Younger Students KNOWLEDGE PERSUASION DECISION IMPLEMENTATION CONFIRMATION Insert link

Communication Channels

FIRST LEGO League

Innovation S-Curve FIRST LEGO League Participants (in thousands) YEARS Critical Mass is Achieved

LEGO Mindstorms NXT Robot

CENTRALIZED

Change Agents

Recommended Sites d= d= mindstorms-robot-solves-sudoku.html mindstorms-robot-solves-sudoku.html

Conclusion (insert quick edits between Wordle Web2.0 images and pictures of the Robot – include music)

Please, adopt me!

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