Lego’s entry-level robotics set is getting an overhaul. The brickmaker today is announcing WeDo 2.0 for elementary classrooms, which will both teach science-related concepts and, more importantly, let ...

FIRST LEGO League elementary students are building real-world skill sets while assembling robots for an upcoming competition, ...

Frank is a social media journalist for the CDW family of technology magazine websites. Lego Education's latest entry in the classroom leverages its popular brand of building bricks with a STEM-based ...

JOSEPH — Legos are just a set of snap-together toy building blocks that kids enjoy, right? Well, now they’re being turned into something to build a technological future for youngsters. That was ...

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You may not have been able to play with Lego in school, but your kids can. Lego Education has revealed the WeDo 2.0 robotics kit aimed at elementary school students, over eight years after launching ...

PITTSBURGH--Educators at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Academy say robotics could become an even more powerful teaching tool with curriculum they developed for the new version of LEGO ...

The FIRST LEGO League returns to the UAE this January, bringing with it a familiar mix of LEGO bricks, coding logic, and ...

The final project in a series of lessons on Lego robotics for Garfield Elementary School second-graders asked them to come up with a design all their own after having just followed lessons in their ...

Robotics education is gaining STEAM (pun intended) in classrooms across the nation, and for good reason–it’s engaging, hands-on, and students learn real-world concepts as they solve challenges. And as ...

Lego is announcing its new Spike Prime robotics kit, which is designed to introduce a younger, middle school-aged customer to robotics, engineering, and coding in a way that’s simpler and more ...