Ozobots (in-library experience)
Ozobots are a part of The Playground at FVRL and are an in-library experience.
What Are Ozobots?
Ozobots are pocket-sized coding robots that come with infinite ways to play, create and share. These cute little robots offer a great introduction to coding, computational thinking and digital exploration. Programming Ozobots is easy! Just draw coloured lines on paper using the special Ozobot markers. The robots will follow the lines and respond to colour codes by changing their speed, direction or LED light colour. Once you learn the basics, you can use drag-and-drop coding to build more advanced programs.
Why Ozobots at FVRL?
The Ozobot program grew out of a partnership with Science World British Columbia. FVRL received an Ozobot kit as a result of the Science World Tech-Up program. This initiative (with funding from the Government of Canada) promotes coding and computation thinking instruction in schools and libraries throughout British Columbia. Ozobots are a perfect addition to The Playground at FVRL, which supports STEAM learning (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) in our libraries.
Playground Events
Want to learn more about the FVRL Playground? Visit the Events page to find upcoming events. If there are no events, check back soon!
Where Can I Find More Information About Ozobots?
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