The URJC research team collaborated with teachers of the IES Professor Manuel Broseta School in Alicante to enact an Artful Robotic project. They designed a project in which the students created their own smartwatches. The students discussed about the functionalities and created the watch straps by using a 3D printer. Then, they first considered programming by making flowcharts and then converted them into programs using makecode simulator. Testing the smartwatches with the micro:bits brought lots of excitement to the students.
More information and photos are available on the IES Professor Manuel Broseta School’s website.
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