But the real genius of the Dash bot was unleashed when Nora, six, played the Blockly app. Geared for 8+ (or Kindergarteners fresh from a killer first academic year with a teacher who adored coding), ...

Lessons introduce students to robotics as well as programming concepts. The coding is done with Blockly, using preset programs. Blockly was created by Google as an open source visual programming ...

On Blockly, you had to go through the tutorial [the app doesn’t have an option to program freely from the start]. You could only watch your quest programs run once before the app moved on.

Wonder Workshop, the education technology company that introduced Dash and Dot to classrooms, has developed a virtual world with a virtual robot for student access in remote classes. The digital ...

The tiny Ozobot robots — which work now on iOS and Android and potentially Microsoft later this year — move by following lines that you have drawn either on a piece of paper or on a screen ...

Wonder Workshop has developed four different apps to use with Dash and Dot that aim to teach programming and coding lessons through music, mazes, paths and puzzles.