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Carson and Caroline’s Robotics Adventure with MyBot Recruit

Two K-12 students demonstrate how hands-on robotics builds problem-solving skills through experimentation and real-world learning

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By Education Technology · BoxlightK-12 LearningMimioMybot Recruit
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Two K-12 students demonstrate how hands-on robotics builds problem-solving skills through experimentation and real-world learning

It's never too early to start a robotics adventure, and the K-12 environment is perfect for learning the lessons of trial and error.

It's never too early to start a robotics adventure, and the K-12 environment is perfect for learning the lessons of trial and error.

Robotics and technology are increasingly becoming part of educational curricula, and this video from Boxlight showcases the practical experiences of two K-12 students, Carson and Caroline, as they navigate the world of robotics using Mimio's MyBot Recruit.

Carson and Caroline experiment with MyBot Recruit and engage with the trial-and-error process, showcasing the real-world challenges and learning opportunities that arise from working with robotics technology.

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Alright. Let's see. Let's try one hundred. One hundred how many seconds? Five five. Yeah. But, you know, that one is five point five. Because it's going the same direct same distance. Right? So five point five. Sure. Fine. Okay. Ready? Clyde. Please work. And I think it's gonna get. Oh. Oh, no. We forgot to turn. Everything works except for the term. So oh,

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