Fully Online Virtual Robotics Curriculum:
The Introduction to Programming with Virtual LEGO EV3 curriculum features a programming interface and virtual robot embedded directly within the curriculum. Teachers and students can follow along with the included videos, animations, challenges, and step-by-step lessons designed to help beginners learn coding and computational thinking - and they can do so using a virtual LEGO EV3, the physical LEGO® MINDSTORMS EV3 hardware, or even a combination of both. Learn More >
Curriculum
Training & Professional Development
All training and professional development courses allow educators to earn a certification from the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy, which is also widely accepted as continuing education credits.
On-site
Live Online
Anytime Online
| Mechanical Foundations (VEX V5) |
| Electrical Foundations (Arduino) |
| Fabrication Foundations |
| VEX Cortex (ROBOTC) |
| VEX IQ (ROBOTC) |
| LEGO EV3 (EV3-G) |
On Demand
The Robotics Academy is a frontrunner in CS-STEM Education Research. Below is a list of different research projects which have led to the development of many of our curricula and technologies:
The Robotics Academy hosts robotics competitions, provides training, organizes conferences, and conducts research on how to use robotics to teach CS-STEM concepts in a classroom. Click here to view some of the partners that we have worked with.
Carnegie Mellon’s Robotic Academy staff and development team are housed in the National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC), where robots for business, government, and industry are designed, prototyped, and tested just outside our office doors. The NREC is part of the Carnegie Mellon University - Robotics Institute, a world-renowned robotics organization.
