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Coding Robots for Creative Expression When I say "robot," what image comes to mind? Take a moment to picture a robot and what it's doing. Is it assembling parts in a factory? Perhaps it's vacuuming floors or delivering packages? Maybe it's even performing surgery or exploring Mars? If you imagined a robot engaged in a task focused on efficiency, precision, or problem-solving, you're not alone. The vast majority of people envision robots solving problems. They think of robots as machines designed to make our lives easier by taking on repetitive, dangerous, or complex tasks. Few people envision robots who can dance, create art, or express emotions? ...

Thank you to all who registered for the Annual Spring Event - May 21, 4:00 - 5:30 Here is a link to the slides and resources from our spring event. More info and registration link Agenda: 4:00 PM - Welcome and Introduction Meet Vermont AOE Educational Technology Program Manager - Josh Blumberg 4:10 PM - Keynote Speaker: Adam and Alexa Sparks, of Short Answe Why learn how to code if AI can code for you? In this 15-minute “provocation”, we’ll attempt to answer a question “Why learn how to code if AI can code for you?” that many students, educators, universities, ...

CSTA -Vermont would like to introduce a new monthly feature - First Friday for CS Teachers. On the First Friday of every month, we will share 5 Tips, Tricks, or Resources that caught our attention from this amazing community. We have so much to learn from each other. Please submit Tips, Tricks, and Resources that caught your attention We'd love to share them. Resource No 1: First Robotics in Vermont https://www.firstinvermont.org/ Last week over 32 student designed robots from the best FRC teams in New England attemped to qualify for the New England District Championship at the UVM’s Patrick Gym! Sponsored by the College of Engineering and ...