The european project "Teamwork, Training and Technology Network" organize a international conference on tools for science. In this conference School of Robotics will present the workshop on Educational Robotics called "Batbot", using a Lego Mindstorm Ev3. Read more
Special needs education is the practice of educating students with intellectual disabilities in a way that addresses their individual differences and needs. This process involves the individually planned and systematically monitored arrangement of teaching procedures. Equipment and materials design adapt to help learners with special needs achieve a higher level of personal self-sufficiency and success in school and the community. Read more
The School of Robotics - as associated to the European Pole of Knowledge - is a partner of the European project Teamworking, Training and Technology Network TTTNET). It aims to develop new educational tools supportingSTEM curriculum. Read more
Educational robotics provides students with learning disabilities for cognitive learning environment that has the potential to successfully integrate concepts.Interactive, mobile robots can use as therapeutic devices for children who have difficulty in co-ordinated interactions with the environment and other people. Read more
KeyTTT European Project aims to identify useful practices at European level, for mathematics and science teaching, and eveloping key skills in terms of lifelong learning. The collaboration between the EuroPole (project leader) and the School of Robotics brought teachers from several European Nations to educational robotics clkasses at Space Camp, Izmir, Turkey, 11-16 of April. Read more
The European Commission’s Information Society and Media Directorate General and the Hungarian EU Presidency were jointly organizing in collaboration with the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the European Centre for Women and Technology the high-level conference “Women in Science, Innovation and Technology in the Digital Age” on 7th-8th March 2011 at the main building of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest. The School of Robotics was officially invited. Read more
