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This ‘getting started’ guide and the matched student activity sheets set is designed for new users of Edison and EdScratch. This guide offers teachers and instructors a quick-start overview for using Edison robots with the EdScratch programming language, available at https://www.edscratchapp.com/.
Blocks not connected to a yellow 'event' block will not be programmed into Edison. repeat beep turn right LED off turn len LED on left for spin beep turn right LED on turn len LED off spin right for degrees degrees at speed at speed. Title. EdScratch-and-Edison-getting-started-student-guide. Author. Kat Kennewell. Created Date. 10/9/2024 10:32: ...
This guide shows the basics for getting set up to use Edison with EdScratch.
The student lessons include clear instructions, colourful illustrations, activity sheets for testing program solutions and challenges for students to work through as they learn computational thinking and computer science fundamentals. Download the EdScratch lesson activities – complete student set.
This video introduces the basics of the EdScratch programming environment. Tied to Unit 1 of the EdScratch lessons, which is the initial unit that introduces...
EdScratch is a vertical block-based programming language for the Edison robot based on Scratch. EdScratch combines the ease of drag-and-drop programming with powerful, flexible functionality and is supported by a range of educational resources. Learn more.
Lesson Summary: Students learn how to write step-by-step instructions in EdScratch. What You'll Do: Today we get to discover how well we can give step by step instructions to our Edison robots. Work in EdScratch to build a code and run a sample program for Edison. Watch what Edison does!
