Lecture

Programming Thymio with VPL

Description

This lecture focuses on using the visual programming language VPL to program Thymio robots, aiming to develop students' skills in various languages and logical reasoning. The instructor presents an activity to help teachers anticipate and address students' difficulties in programming with VPL.

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Epistemology: Reason

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