Controlling OzoEvo with PD controller
Practice controlling a robot by programming proportional and proportional-derivative controllers.
The Euclidean Algorithm
Evo helps students learn how to compute the greatest common divisor (GCD) of a pair of positive integers by use of the Euclidean algorithm.
Ozobot Meets the Planets
Having trouble learning the names and order of the planets?This is an interactive lesson to help the students learn the names & order of the planets.
A five-state controller via binning
Assignments of this lesson designed to write a controller that directs Evo’s motion along the wall via an algorithm based on binning.
Even and Odd Numbers Maze
Students will use the directions left, straight, and right to navigate the maze only traveling by even or odd numbers.
This is the droid you are looking for.
Using the “Sounds” code in Ozoblockly, have students recreate the classic introduction to Star Wars.
Ozobot Evo Activity: The POW Tap Code
Students use Evo to encode a custom POW (prisoner of war) coded message and then decode it as it is “tapped” out by Evo–some history and math fun!
Directions Practice (Left, Right, Straight)
This lesson is to help young scholars understand their directions, left, right, and straight.
Hide in Plain Sight
The “seeker” Evo will approach one of five other Evos, and flash a color. If the second Evo flashes a matching color, it has been found.
Slalom Snow Skiing Game
Evo is guided down a slalom snow ski course in a game to see who reaches the finish in the shortest time. Evo announces the time at the finish line.