Ozobots Follow Directions

Literally, since they following a line on paper. Sometimes they choose a random direction when lines intersect, which is all the more fun.

Here are Ozobot Evo robots in a kindergarten classroom.

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STEM Fair at the AMNH

The District 75 STEM fair was held at the American Museum of Natural History last week. In the whale room (aka Hall of Life)! The energy was amazing.

Little Shop, Little Shop of Hor

Assortment of items for sale in the Little Boutique Shop on the second floor of the district office.

 

F Train Blues

Going down, downtown, underground.

My Printer, My Choice

It has been a long time since I have seen this particular command in a dialog box. Mostly, “cancel.”

I Reached the Summit

I had to take a bus to get there, but whatevs. No pain, no gain.

Below is a random mix of images from the 2024 NYC Schools Technology Summit, held at Long Island University’s Brooklyn campus. The keynote speaker was roboticist Rebecca Ramnauth. Best keynoter in years!

They Really are Slow

I Served my Country Well, No Soldier Left Behind

The district office is down the block from the Veterans Affairs hospital. A female vet spent the better half of a day outside our first floor window. We never heard her after that one day.

I appreciate the iambic trimeter.

Brooklyn fiction

I saw the movie American Fiction. This bookshelf in the Brooklyn public library reminds me of that. The bookshelf heading was Popular Books, but it was all “urban fiction,” which has a lot of, ahem, adult-themed material, presented in street vernacular.

And then there was the one book about MLK.

Peekaboo Pearl

Not work-related. Pearl wanted to see what I was doing.

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