EV3 Classroom LEGO® Education
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About this app
EV3 Classroom is the essential companion app for the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education EV3 Core Set (45544). Bringing best-in-class STEM and robotics learning to secondary school pupils, EV3 Classroom enables them to design and code programmable robots to solve complex, real-life problems.
Intuitive interface
EV3 Classroom features a coding language based on Scratch, the most widely used and popular graphical programming language in teaching. The intuitive drag-and-drop coding interface means that pupils can learn to program complex programs in no time.
Engaging material
EV3 Classroom is supported by a comprehensive curriculum of teaching units, including Getting Started, Robot Trainer, Engineering Lab and Space Challenge. With around 25 hours of targeted learning, the EV3 Classroom curriculum teaches pupils the essential 21st century skills they need to compete in today’s technologically infused world, including STEM, Engineering, Computer Science and Robotics.
Consistent experience
EV3 Classroom is available for most types of devices and operating systems used in today’s teaching environments. Whether it’s a mac, iPad, Android tablet, Chromebook or a Windows 10 desktop/touch device, EV3 Classroom delivers the same experience, features and content across all devices.
Building confidence
Lifelong learning starts with confidence, and we’re not just talking about pupils. For many teachers, confidence is an essential part of delivering engaging and inspiring EV3 Classroom lessons. We’ve therefore created a full range of STEM/programming teaching materials and online lesson plans that give teachers everything they need to nail their lessons.
Competition ready
When the world of competition comes calling, EV3 Classroom and the LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Core Set (45544) are all that pupils need to compete in the popular FIRST® LEGO League. For more information, visit www.firstlegoleague.org.
Key Features:
• Intuitive drag-and-drop interface for rapid programming
• Bluetooth connectivity for wireless communication
• Pupil learning units integrated into the app
• Consistent experience across all devices
• FIRST LEGO League ready
IMPORTANT:
This is not a stand-alone teaching application. It is used to program LEGO models built using the LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Core Set. Please contact your local LEGO Education distributor for further information.
LEGO Education Home Page: www.LEGOeducation.co.uk
Lesson Plans: www.LEGOeducation.co.uk/lessons
Support: www.LEGO.co.uk/service
Twitter: www.twitter.com/lego_education
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LEGOeducationNorthAmerica
Instagram: www.instagram.com/legoeducation
Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/legoeducation
LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure and MINDSTORMS are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2020 The LEGO Group.
FIRST® and the FIRST logo are trademarks of For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST). FIRST LEGO League and FIRST LEGO League Jr. are jointly held trademarks of FIRST and the LEGO Group.
Intuitive interface
EV3 Classroom features a coding language based on Scratch, the most widely used and popular graphical programming language in teaching. The intuitive drag-and-drop coding interface means that pupils can learn to program complex programs in no time.
Engaging material
EV3 Classroom is supported by a comprehensive curriculum of teaching units, including Getting Started, Robot Trainer, Engineering Lab and Space Challenge. With around 25 hours of targeted learning, the EV3 Classroom curriculum teaches pupils the essential 21st century skills they need to compete in today’s technologically infused world, including STEM, Engineering, Computer Science and Robotics.
Consistent experience
EV3 Classroom is available for most types of devices and operating systems used in today’s teaching environments. Whether it’s a mac, iPad, Android tablet, Chromebook or a Windows 10 desktop/touch device, EV3 Classroom delivers the same experience, features and content across all devices.
Building confidence
Lifelong learning starts with confidence, and we’re not just talking about pupils. For many teachers, confidence is an essential part of delivering engaging and inspiring EV3 Classroom lessons. We’ve therefore created a full range of STEM/programming teaching materials and online lesson plans that give teachers everything they need to nail their lessons.
Competition ready
When the world of competition comes calling, EV3 Classroom and the LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Core Set (45544) are all that pupils need to compete in the popular FIRST® LEGO League. For more information, visit www.firstlegoleague.org.
Key Features:
• Intuitive drag-and-drop interface for rapid programming
• Bluetooth connectivity for wireless communication
• Pupil learning units integrated into the app
• Consistent experience across all devices
• FIRST LEGO League ready
IMPORTANT:
This is not a stand-alone teaching application. It is used to program LEGO models built using the LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Core Set. Please contact your local LEGO Education distributor for further information.
LEGO Education Home Page: www.LEGOeducation.co.uk
Lesson Plans: www.LEGOeducation.co.uk/lessons
Support: www.LEGO.co.uk/service
Twitter: www.twitter.com/lego_education
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LEGOeducationNorthAmerica
Instagram: www.instagram.com/legoeducation
Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/legoeducation
LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure and MINDSTORMS are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2020 The LEGO Group.
FIRST® and the FIRST logo are trademarks of For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST). FIRST LEGO League and FIRST LEGO League Jr. are jointly held trademarks of FIRST and the LEGO Group.
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