I didn’t double check the verbiage on Meetup after I asked Events to schedule. Let me clarify here and then I’ll fix it:
Introduction to EV3: learn the very basics of the EV3 software, loop, start, stop, motor, navigation of an obstacle course by hard reckoning.
Intermediate EV3: learn the different sensors, how to insert them into a program, and navigation of an obstacle course using touch, ultrasonic, and color sensors.
Advanced EV3: navigation of an obstacle course using the gyro sensor and line following.
These programing sessions sound amazing! Are there any similar workshops closer to southwest Virginia?
Tamra Oliver
Resource Teacher for Gifted, CES
Virginia State Region 7 Teacher of the Year 1998
National Board Certified Teacher 2001
I have scheduled three FLL Programming Workshops, FREE, at Nova Labs, run by FTC Team 8535 volunteers. RSVP via Meetup below. As noted in the Meetup, please have 1 adult chaperone/mentor/coach RSVP for your FLL team, and only bring 2 team members, a pre-built robot, and a laptop. We hope to provide programming expertise to as many DC area teams as possible this way.
Introduction to EV3:
Intermediate EV3:
Advanced EV3:
Happy LEGOneering!
Karen Shumway
Lead, Nova Labs Robotics
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