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Pre-Conferences
- A Boston Learning Adventure
- Building Learning Communities? It’s Elementary!
- Capturing Stories, Capturing Lives: An Introduction to Digital Storytelling
- Connective Learning – An Introduction to Google Tools in Education
- Nurturing Curiosity: Uncovering the Key to Learner Engagement, Creativity and Success in the 21st Century
- A Few New Things: Learning, Sharing, and Applying 2.0 Tools
- Getting Started with Camtasia Studio
- Go on a Photo Safari: Photography for Critical Thinking and Narrative Inquiry
- Introduction to Scratch
- iPhone Supersession: The Ultimate Teaching Assistant
- Turning Classrooms into Learning Studios: Lights, Camera, Learn!
- Leadership: Managing the Transition
- Motivate and Inspire: Teaching with Primary Source Documents
- Paint the World in a Different Light – Boston City Night Photo Safari
- Building Learning Communities: Putting It All Together
- Readers and Writers Differ: What “New” Literacy and an Expanding Toolset Mean for Our Teaching (and Learning)
- Walden Pond – Observe American History First Hand Through Science
- We Do Robotics with Scratch
We Do Robotics with Scratch
Dr. Mitchel Resnick and the Lifelong Kindergarten Group, MIT
Add a new dimension to creative storytelling by combining the new LEGO WeDo robotics kit with Scratch software. At this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn to connect the physical world with the virtual world, creating stories that combine LEGO robotic characters with Scratch animated characters. It’s art, design, science, and engineering all wrapped in one.
Join members of the MIT Media Lab team, including the very innovators that developed Scratch and collaborated with the LEGO Company on WeDo. Just like our morning session, this 5 to 1 ratio of presenter to participant is a mind-blowing opportunity to work intimately with the amazing inventors of Scratch. No prior experience necessary.
Location: MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA
Price: $250 (includes transportation)
Note: Limited to 22 – Laptops are required
Audience: Grades 3 – 12
Lunch will be provided for participants attending both the morning and afternoon session.
