Use of Robotics and inclusive practices in STEAM education

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Title

Use of Robotics and inclusive practices in STEAM education

Subject

STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) education, educational robotics, coding, and gender equality.

Description

A free, self-paced, online course for primary and secondary school teachers designed to provide the necessary knowledge and skills to implement inclusive and experiential STEAM activities in their lessons. The course combines theoretical and practical activities and includes a forum for discussion and collaboration among educators.

Creator

The RoboGirls project consortium, a collaborative effort funded by the European Commission's Erasmus+ programme.

Source

The RoboGirls project, "Empowering girls in STEAM through robotics and coding."

Publisher

RoboGirls project partners

Date

2022

Contributor

Partners organisations of the RoboGirls project consortium

Rights

Information about rights held in and over the resource.

The resource is an Open Educational Resource (OER). It is free to use, share, and adapt for educational purposes. Proper attribution to the RoboGirls project is required.

Relation

Part of the RoboGirls project's "E-Learning Toolkit & Open Educational Resources (OERs)."

Format

Online course, e-learning platform (Moodle).

Language

English

Type

E-learning course, Massive Open Online Course (MOOC).

Identifier

RoboGirls-Teacher Professional Development Course

Coverage

This resource about the use of robotics and inclusive practices in STEAM education, is part of a project with a focus on Europe (Cyprus, Croatia, Greece, Spain, and Ireland) but is openly accessible to a global audience.

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Citation

The RoboGirls project consortium, a collaborative effort funded by the European Commission's Erasmus+ programme., “Use of Robotics and inclusive practices in STEAM education,” TinkerOER, accessed September 17, 2025, https://tinkeroer.ucd.ie/items/show/2.

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