Webinar- Robotics and 3D printing in Education

The webinar shall provide the opportunity for innovative educators involved in Robotics , 3D printing and Makers movement to share their achievements in enriching the classroom education with novel and engaging approaches. Enthusiastic speakers from the EaP region and other countries shall also discuss the perspectives and challenges of making Computer Science, STEM and Arts education more attractive and meaningful with creative tools and instruments. 

The webinar is intended for teachers (VET, general and non-formal education); Creating New Learning community members; representatives of education authorities, experts and enthusiasts. The working languages are English and Russian with simultaneous translation.

Speakers: Levan Kupatadze, International Relationship Development Manager, VET College Modusi (Georgia) shall present the application of 3D Printing in VET.

Yuriy Ulianitskiy, Co-Founder/Producer / at Logosrobokids from Lviv (Ukraine) shall talk about Robotics teaching in informal settings, robotics contests, and also discuss its link with formal education.

Shamam Gevorgyan, Education Director at Armath Engineering Laboratories educational program in her presentation titled "Armath: the Algorithm of the Future" shall talk about introduction to science, technology, engineering, and math education in Armath Labs through interactive after-school classes, exciting competitions, innovative camps, 

Oksana Zadorozhna, Associate Professor of the Department of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Flight Academy of the National Aviation University in her talk about Aviation robotic systems shall discuss the problems and prospects of their implementation in the educational process in a aviation higher education institution in Ukraine.

Participants are encouraged to engage into discussion and share their experiences.

For registration, please, follow the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtfuyvpj4vE915NDtFF2Ll0bJXlE…

The detailed information shall be posted here later.

Open Space members are invited to provide topics and discussion questions for the webinar in the comments.