Ozobot Bit Robot Kit
Introduction to Ozobot Evo
Ozobot Evo fits in the palm of your hand and can be programmed screen free! All you need is a set of markers and a piece of paper. The robot is designed to follow marker lines drawn by students. The robot can change color, turn, move forward, move backward, and more!
- For ages 6+
- Beginner to Advanced level options
- Screen Free Coding Option: Draw lines and Color Codes with markers on paper.
- Ozoblockly Option: Code Ozobot using the Evo App with drag and drop block coding.
- Easy to set up and play right out of the box
- Check out Ozobot's website for more details.
Find out how Ozobot works and what it can do in this video:
Activities
Decide whether you want to code Ozobot screen-free with Color Codes, or download the Evo App for drag and drop block coding.
- Color Codes: Use the Color Code Guide PDF to set up your Ozobot and learn the basics of color codes.
- OzoBlockly: Follow these steps to find the most current OzoBlockly Getting Started Guide:
- Click on "Get Started"
- Click on "Menu" on the right hand side of the screen
- Choose "Help"- "Tutorial"
- Download or preview the Tutorial.
- Ozobot YouTube Channel: Find lesson plans, a Creator Community and more on Ozobot's YouTube channel.
- Ozobot Classroom: Create a free Educator, Parent, or Student account to access the lesson plan library.
- Printable Activity Sheets: Print sheets by grade or skill level.
Real World Problems
When framed properly, Ozobot can help learners make connections between robotics and real world problems. This is a resource page showing different ways robots have helped us solve the world's most pressing problems. Use these as inspiration to design activities for your community.
- Types of Robots: The Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers shows us the kinds of robots that are out there and gives an idea of how and where they are used in the real world.
- Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: The World Economic Forum gathered a set of resources showing how robotics and AI are intertwined and impacting the world.
- Machines Will Do More Tasks Than Humans by 2025 but Robot Revolution Will Still Create 58 Million Net New Jobs in Next Five Years: Find out how the World Economic Forum predicts robotics will change our future.
- These Robots Can Be Useful to Your Everyday Life: Business Insider describes some novel applications for robots in our day to day lives.