Curriculum & Educational Tools
Educational Tools for your Classroom
VEX V5 was designed with education in mind. We offer scaffolded, standards-matched learning materials provide you with a guided learning experience that allows students to get the most out of the VEX V5 platform.
Through our partnership with PLTW, and with our STEM Labs, our research driven educational resources can be easily implemented to enhance any STEM or computer science course.
*Portions of Robomatter's products are manufactured under license from Carnegie Mellon University.
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Robot Virtual Worlds (RVW), developed by Robomatter, is a high-end virtual environment that enables students to learn programming concepts with or without a physical robot.
RVW uses a virtual VEX EDR or VEX IQ robot with motors and sensors in 3D environments which can be programmed with ROBOTC, the same language as physical robots. The RVW environment is perfect for classroom, homework, and competition!
Portions of this product are manufactured under license from Carnegie Mellon University.
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This FREE curriculum leverages the “coolness” of robotics, and the excitement of head to head competition to inspire and engage students. This modular and project-based curriculum teaches the design process in an engaging, hands-on manner to help teachers challenge, motivate, and inspire their students. By moving students through an actual engineering project, students quickly understand the relevance of what they are learning. -
Regular Price: $699.99
Special Price $499.99
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The VEX EDR Video Trainer (using ROBOTC for VEX Robotics) provides step-by-step videos, PDFs, rubrics, and so much more to get you up and running with the VEX ARM® Cortex®-based Microcontroller. The video trainer includes tutorials around Programming Fundamentals, the Engineering Process, Microcontroller Setup Instructions, Building Guides, Movement, Sensors and Program Flow.
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Our STEM Labs were designed by a team of classroom teachers and cognitive scientists who work closely with the world-renowned Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy to conduct collaborative research on educational robotics and computer science. Each STEM Lab includes:
- Structured lessons that provide easy entry
- Engaging activities with real-world connections
- Teacher materials for a painless implementation
- Aligned standards for core skills and concepts
