2004 EdTech Robotics 
Edsurge
MARCH 28, 2018
“I was not expecting that,” says Ghusein, who had five active projects on the site totalling $3,600, including requests for a Cricut Explore craft machine and three types of robots. “I I thought they were going to do something small, like fund every special education project or something—but funding every project? That’s beyond amazing.”
Tech Helpful
NOVEMBER 18, 2016
This is the progression of technology integration at CCS lower school since I came on staff in January of 2004 as a part-time related arts computer teacher. After school this year our STEAM coordinator has offered circuitry and robotics clubs as well. We've come a long way baby! The hardest thing I’ve had to figure out is keyboarding.
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Graphite Blog
MAY 9, 2018
" Founded in 2004 by a few Stanford professors including faculty director David Kelley , the d.School offers courses to all students at Stanford, no matter their major. Schools often assume that design thinking is a "techie thing" and send their edtech coordinators and directors to design-thinking workshops.
Hack Education
JUNE 15, 2017
Sidenote: Someone from the Clayton Christensen Institute recently invoked the history of household appliances in an op-ed for Edsurge , asking “Is Your Edtech Product a Refrigerator or Washing Machine?” The robot, or rather a seemingly living automaton in “The Sandman,” veers towards “das unheimlich.”
techlearning
SEPTEMBER 24, 2018
If perhaps you were to approach this same list of categories with topics like Virtual and Augmented Reality, the Maker Movement, Coding, and/or Robotics… you may find yourself in a different adopter category. The Maker Movement’s Innovator may also be the Robotic’s Laggard, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Macfarlane, F.,
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