Online ways to run ev3 programs

[John Garrett]

Wondering if there is a way for kids to write Mindstorms ev3 programs on their home computer and then upload it to a virtual robot? If so recommendations are appreciated. So far I have found some that work with their own code or programming on their platform. I would like to be able to take advantage of what I have already taught my kids before quarintine.

John Garrett

[Pauline McCarthy]

Well I’ve been looking...

I found makecode and just found Coderz

The are both online

I brought 1 EV3 home so I was thinking if they code it home, save the project file, upload to Google Classroom, then I can download and run in a Zoom meeting or record and share that video. But the process is indeed convoluted!

Pauline McCarthy

On Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 3:40 PM John Garrett <jgar...@fifeschools.com> wrote:

Wondering if there is a way for kids to write Mindstorms ev3 programs on their home computer and then upload it to a virtual robot? If so recommendations are appreciated. So far I have found some that work with their own code or programming on their platform. I would like to be able to take advantage of what I have already taught my kids before quarintine.

John Garrett

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[Scott Stagnitta]

I had the same problem as well. I started to use coderz programming platform.  It uses Blockly or Python computer language. The great thing about it is the virtual robot is an EV3.  I spoke to company last week and they sent me a link for 3 months, for teachers affected by the pandemic. They told me to pass it on. My students seem to enjoy it, and they have been doing great on it.  It allows each individual to move at their own pace. 

You can set up an account and set up your classes for free.  I just posted a link and the students create an individual account.  

Hope this helps.  My students sent me this program. 

[Pauline McCarthy]

I set up a class this morning and I’ll move forward and post directions in Google Classroom

Thank you

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Thanks Scott Stagnitta 

Please sign up here >> https://gocoderz.com/amazon-future-engineer/

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On Mar 26, 2020, at 3:40 PM, John Garrett <jgar...@fifeschools.com> wrote:



Wondering if there is a way for kids to write Mindstorms ev3 programs on their home computer and then upload it to a virtual robot? If so recommendations are appreciated. So far I have found some that work with their own code or programming on their platform. I would like to be able to take advantage of what I have already taught my kids before quarintine.

John Garrett

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[Eva Jones]

Thank you for this thought as I have been wondering about how to keep the EV3 robotics course running for my students this term.  The virtual robot is awesome to hear about.

Thanks again,

Eva

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Thanks Scott Stagnitta 

Please sign up here >> https://gocoderz.com/amazon-future-engineer/

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On Mar 26, 2020, at 3:40 PM, John Garrett <jgar...@fifeschools.com> wrote:



Wondering if there is a way for kids to write Mindstorms ev3 programs on their home computer and then upload it to a virtual robot? If so recommendations are appreciated. So far I have found some that work with their own code or programming on their platform. I would like to be able to take advantage of what I have already taught my kids before quarintine.

John Garrett

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[Cort Wee]

For the free stuff...

Open Roberta Lab (https://lab.open-roberta.org)

This uses Blockly and can convert the Blockly program into Python, Java, or C. However, the converted program cannot be edited. You can run the program on the online simulator, or on an actual robot.

EV3DevSim (https://www.aposteriori.com.sg/Ev3devSim/index.html)

This one is created by me. It let's you run Python programs on a simulated EV3. The same program can also run on an actual EV3 loaded with the EV3Dev firmware.