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| The concepts underpinning the use of Roamer stem from the seminal work of Seymour Papert. Papert is an educator, mathematician, computer scientist, pioneer of artificial intelligence, as well as the inventor of the Logo programming language. He (and his MIT team) were instrumental in the development Lego Mindstorms. Although an old publication his book Mindstorms is still a must read for anyone interested in grasping the notions behind the use of robots in education
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Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful
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Project for Digital Literacy Program Evaluation |
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San Diego State University, USA |
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Children, Robotics & Problem Solving |
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Education Faculty , Curtin University, Australia |
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The Pedagogical Advantages of Roamer |
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An Analysis by Tom Donahue, Montessori Teacher San Diego USA |
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Roamer Activity Design |
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By Sue Redfern, Dorset, England |
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Roamer and NCTM Math Standards |
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By Dave Catlin, CEO, Valiant Technology |
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