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[Workshop] Learn how to bring AI to your classroom with Makeblock - Canada

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Language: English

Time:

Session1: Nov 2th, 10:15 - 11:45

Session2: Nov 2th, 12:45 - 14:15

Training Product: CyberPi

Location:

Sam Ibrahim Active Learning Spaces Building, University of Toronto Scarborough,

Science Wing (S-Wing) | SW

1265 Military Trail Toronto, ON M1C 1A4 Canada

Training Theme:

Session 1: Teaching Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) with CyberPi (Gr 4-12)

Session 2: From Blocks to Bots: Hands-on Coding with CyberPi (Gr 4-12)

Overview of the content

Session 1: Learn how to bring AI to your classroom with Makeblock. Learn how to use the Machine Learning extension of the mBlock 5 software to teach artificial intelligence (AI) to students. You'll learn how to program the CyberPi to recognize and react to different types of objects using AI - the future of today's generation!

Session 2: Designed for every student to learn about Computer Science and STEAM, CyberPi is a single-board computer fully packed with advanced electronic sensors, actuators, and communication modules. It is one of the best tools for teaching Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Networks, and the Internet of Things. In combination with our impressive mBlock coding editor, it supports Block-based coding language and the text-based programming language Python. With activities aligned to curricular expectations for all provinces, this workshop will help you discover the many ways you can use CyberPi in your classroom.

Training ticket price: From CA$99

*After you register, the organizer will contact you to make payment

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe U. ★★★★★

The hands-on time with the CyberPi was the best part, way more useful than just watching slides. I walked out of the second session actually knowing how to set up a simple coding activity for my class.

Daniel P. ★★★★★

Spent the afternoon session at U of T Scarborough and left actually knowing how to program the CyberPi. The 90 minutes flew by once we started building the AI projects hands-on. Wish it had run a bit longer.

Sophia ★★★★★

Booked the second session on Nov 2 and it was worth rearranging my whole Saturday for. The instructor walked us through getting the CyberPi to respond to voice commands, which I actually managed to replicate with my Grade 7s the following week. Small group size at the Scarborough campus made it easy