WP4 – Тeaches’ ST(R)EAM: Robots in STEAM toolkit

Work Package 4 – Teachers’ ST(R)EM: Robots in STEM Toolkit in English:

 Objectives of WP4 and Contribution to the Overall Project

  • Develop practical STEM educational resources (lessons, exercises, presentations, guides) for teachers, trainers, and tech communities.
  • Provide ready-to-use content that enables educators to integrate outputs from WP2 and WP3 into classrooms and extracurricular activities.
  • Introduce Python as the primary programming language, chosen for its accessibility, widespread use in robotics, and relevance to AI.
  • Support hands-on, engaging, and exploratory STEM learning through real-world examples and robotics platforms.

 Main Results

  1. Educational content and teaching tools covering:
    • Omnidirectional mobile robots and mecanum wheels.
    • Articulated robotic arms – types and applications.
    • Differences between Python and C++; introduction to Python.
    • Raspberry Pi Pico W microcontroller: technical details and programming.
    • Programming of robo STEM articulated arm and mecanum wheel mobile base.
    • Algorithms for line detection and line following.
  2. Support materials such as videos, presentations, and guides.
  3. Testing, evaluation, and pilot implementation in partner institutions.
  4. Bridging theory and practice in STEM education with tangible, motivating examples.

Quality and Performance Indicators

Quantitative:

  • Workshop participation: at least 1 per partner.
  • Ideas generated per topic: minimum 1.
  • Partner involvement: comments and recommendations per document.
  • Defect limits: fewer than 3 per page (text), fewer than 1 per minute (video).
  • Number of demo OERs: at least 4.

Qualitative:

  • Participant satisfaction: ≥ 75%.
  • Feedback analyses identifying areas for improvement.
  • Clear scope definition and positive institutional feedback after pilot.

Activities and Responsibilities

  • All partners involved with clearly defined leadership:
    • A1: Team-building and co-creation.
    • A2: Needs verification and scope definition.
    • A3: Development of educational content and tools.
    • A4: Independent testing and quality assurance.
    • A5: Pilot integration led by VET or secondary school representatives.

 

 Summary

WP4 plays a crucial role by providing teachers and trainers with applicable, engaging, and high-quality robo-STEM educational content. It enables integration of robotics and programming into STEM education, bridging theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice, thus enhancing motivation and learning outcomes in partner institutions.

 

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