Following the evaluation from the summer camp, this camp featured a number of new initiatives: a Gitlab repository for issue tracking and storing / versioning the teaching material a DIY robot kit for each participant a booklet containing all the tutorials to bring back home 3D-printing workshop Arduino programming and robotics Technical tree-climbing and a …
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For this camp, we are trying out a new concept: To get the most out of the camp we encourage the participants to prepare a project beforehand by: prior to the camp: create a project as an issue on Gitlab, ideally relating to the theme of the camp (in this case electromagnetism). during the camp: …
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Our first STEAM Camp on Isefjord, Denmark.
The typical daily schedule is: From 8:00: breakfast 10:00 – 12:00: First workshop 11:00 – 13:00: Lunch & fun 13:00 – 15:00: Second workshop 15:00 : Excursion 18:00: Dinner The activity program for the week currently looks like this: Day Track 1: Courtyard Track 2: Stable Track 3: Hawila Track 4: Garden Track 5: Shore …
Objectives: to get the participants/kids acquainted with programming in a fun and engaging way, possibly rooting the knowledge in the families by having the parents participate. Most of the basics of programming (loops, branching, variables, functions, data structures) can readily be learned from on-line resources. However, some very important notions are hard to come by …
Based on our recent experience with on-line teaching, we are currently testing a remote education program. The purpose is to: extend the reach of our award-winning STEM teaching program beyond the walls of the school by making it virtual. allow families who wish to partly home school their children to do so. assist home schooling …
Since the beginning of the crisis we have at the school made use of our usual agile approach to structure the teaching. The purpose with the initiative has been to help keeping up a daily rythm support that the teachers’ and parents’ efforts get structured, using issue tracking facilitate that that the teachers can follow …
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This year we will be participating in the Arduino Day on April 25th! [Update 2020-03-12: The event is postponed to June 13th] We are starting at 10:00 and expect to finish at 15:00. Location: The Franco-Danish School, Tagensvej 188. Entry fee: Gratis! The event is open to everyone, but please send a mail to arduinoday@ecolefrancodanoise.dk …
Hermed yderligere instruktioner til at bygge robotten beskrevet i http://blog.ecolefrancodanoise.dk/model-moms: Når man har bygget Merkur chassis’et, har man brug for (fra venstre mod højre i nedenstående billede): motor controller fire metaltråde à ca. 3 cm to han-han ledninger to batterier af typen 18650 tre hulplader (til type 1. Type 2 kræver kun een plade.) ledning …
In conjunction with us winning the Ultimate Arduino Challenge \o/ and thus a study trip to Italy, we participated in Maker Faire Rome 2019. The event is reportedly Europe’s largest innovation event and counts more than 130k visitors over three days. The audience is primarily Italian-speaking, but the exhibitors come from all over the world, …
