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Designing and building robot costumes supported students' learning about robot structure and factors affecting precise motion

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q2 i? Through designing, constructing, testing, and refining costumes, students encountered design constraints from the robot's structure and motion and iteratively refined their designs. → G. McLaughlin 2026

Evidence

G. McLaughlin 2026

G. McLaughlin, E. Novak, S. Ahmadi, J. Li, Y. Guo, R. Liu, & L. Borgerding. (2026). Pathways to learning: exploring high school students' learning of AI-powered educational robotics. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-026-10651-w

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Qualitative theme 2 from design journals, field notes, and presentations. Mike found his SpongeBob costume sat on the wheels and was too heavy, then cut paper around the wheels and swapped tape and glue for lighter hot glue; Luna speculated costume weight affected 90-degree turns.

"the process of designing and building costumes for robots facilitated students' exploration of robot structure and factors affecting precise robot motion."

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title Designing and building robot costumes supported students' learning about robot structure and factors affecting precise motion
description Designing and building robot costumes supported students' learning about robot structure and factors affecting precise motion
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2026
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-10
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