Promoting scientific thinking with robots
Journal: Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Robotics in Education (RIE 2011), Year: 2011, Pages: 59 - 61, ISBN: 978-3-200-02273-7 This article describes an exemplary robot exercise which was conducted in a class for mechatronics students. The goal of this exercise was to engage stude...
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Zusammenfassung: | Journal: Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on
Robotics in Education (RIE 2011), Year: 2011, Pages: 59 - 61, ISBN:
978-3-200-02273-7 This article describes an exemplary robot exercise which was conducted in a
class for mechatronics students. The goal of this exercise was to engage
students in scientific thinking and reasoning, activities which do not always
play an important role in their curriculum. The robotic platform presented here
is simple in its construction and is customizable to the needs of the teacher.
Therefore, it can be used for exercises in many different fields of science,
not necessarily related to robotics. Here we present a situation where the
robot is used like an alien creature from which we want to understand its
behavior, resembling an ethological research activity. This robot exercise is
suited for a wide range of courses, from general introduction to science, to
hardware oriented lectures. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.1108.4440 |