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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 students, 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 students 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 students 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 students. 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 students 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 • student 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.com lesson plans: www.legoeducation.com/lessons support: www.lego.com/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, mindstorms and the mindstorms logo are trademarks and/or copyrights of the lego group. © 2020 the lego group. all rights reserved 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. , 9/10/2020 1:29:31 pm.

Lego is moving on from its Mindstorms educational robots

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As reported by Lego fan sites like Brick Fanatics and Brickset , Lego is discontinuing its Mindstorms kits, which are meant to let people make robots out of Lego bricks, pins, beams, motors, gears, and other pieces, and then program using Lego’s control hubs ( via Gizmodo ). The devices have been sold as a way to let children and adults easily build and program robots since 1998 .

While the company isn’t completely done with the idea of educational robotics kits, it will stop selling its Mindstorms Robot Inventor kit by the end of this year.

• Lego’s new Mindstorms EV3 robotics platform comes with Android and iOS support

The company’s statements suggest there’s an end date on its support for the various apps used to program and control Mindstorms robots on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and Fire OS, saying that it’ll keep them going until “at least the end of 2024.” That doesn’t mean that the robot control units will necessarily become useless bricks. There are open-source tools for writing and uploading code to them that aren’t made by Lego, though a lack of official tools could make things more difficult for younger or inexperienced builders.

People with Mindstorms kits may need to get creative to program them — but that’s the point of Lego.

According to the statement posted by Brickset , Lego will have the Mindstorms team working on other parts of the business, though it didn’t provide specifics as to what they’d be doing. Lego didn’t immediately reply to The Verge ’s request for comment.

For those paying attention, the move isn’t necessarily a surprise: when the company retired its Mindstorms EV3 system last year, it pointed customers towards its Lego Education Spike kit rather than the Mindstorms Robot Inventor kit that was also available. Currently, the latter is the only thing on the Mindstorms section of Lego’s site , and it’s listed as “temporarily out of stock.” The Spike Prime kit, however, is still available, and Lego says that platform is currently its plan for supporting its “build and code” idea.

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EV3 Classroom LEGO® Education 4+

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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 students, 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 students 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 students the essential 21st century skills they need to compete in today’s technologically infused world, including STEM, Engineering, Computer Science and Robotics. Building confidence Lifelong learning starts with confidence, and we’re not just talking about students. 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 students 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 • Student 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.com Lesson Plans: www.LEGOeducation.com/lessons Support: www.LEGO.com/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, MINDSTORMS and the MINDSTORMS logo are trademarks and/or copyrights of the LEGO Group. © 2020 The LEGO Group. All rights reserved 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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Kind of good.

When I first started using this app things went fine with the main ev3 models but when I started making my own robots I realized how bad this program actually is. I made the electric guitar model and coding it was the most painful thing to do. The sound was the stupidest thing because it didn’t go by hertz it went by some random number and a piano keyboard. This app can be good for basic robots but for more complex robots it’s garbage. PLEASE BRING THE OLD APP IT WAS MUCH BETTER.

A promising start but...

I am using this app in a middle school classroom with 1:1 iPads. So far the app has been running well (mostly) and has been easy for kids to navigate. The user interface is nice and the ability to view sensor data in real time is excellent for troubleshooting and programming. Issue 1: There have been a few occurrences of robots being sent the start running command and then executing different code than what was in the app. For example, a simple command to turn in a circle (+/- motor power for x rotations) resulted in the robot driving forward a meter and then making a gradual turn. This was tested with multiple EV3s connected at different times to the same iPad running the app with the same result. We attempted restarting the app and iPad with no change. We reinstalled the firmware and replaced the wires on the robots, no change. The same code on a different iPad resulted in the program running as expected. At other times the connected EV3 would start running the program without the user pressing the play button. I know this sounds like another device was connecting or controlling the EV3 but that was not the case, the code as downloaded to the EV3 was incorrect. Uninstalling the app and reinstalling it after a restart seemed to fix both of these issues for now but it seems like this is a bug that needs to be addressed. Issue 2: The app can be very slow in downloading and sending the run command to robots even with simple programs without sound or graphics included. This seems a bit unpredictable. Issue 3: As far as I can tell there is no way to record sounds or customize screen graphics at this time. This would be an excellent addition in future versions.

No problems

I don’t see any problems with this app as it works completely fine with my Lego ev3 set.

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"...1 - I like the look of the new software , and some of the changes. (see below)..." Read more

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BILLUND, Denmark, March 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, LEGO® Education released the LEGO Education Eclipse Collection , a set of hands-on student activities that build on the excitement before, during, and after the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. As teachers and administrators seek ways to engage and motivate students, real-world connections—like the eclipse—make learning more relevant, memorable, and engaging.

"Drawing tangible connections to the real world, and possibly even future careers, is a powerful way to engage students," said Dr. Jenny Nash, Head of Education Impact U.S. for LEGO Education.

Created by and for teachers, the special collection includes activities, classroom slides, and plenty of tips and inspiration for schools everywhere to turn this rare occurrence into a lasting learning experience. Students will explore scientific phenomena using LEGO Education solutions, LEGO® bricks, or any materials available in the classroom as they:

• Design and engineer a model to simulate an eclipse using motion and light principles.
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