Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2005 — Robotics for Instruction

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This Brown Bag session will introduce our thoughts on the use of robotics technology for instructionΓÇöparticularly in the general CS curriculum at university level. We will share some views of our own, some experiences of others that we have come across, present evidence of interest towards greater utilization of robotics in this context, identify some of the open questions and challenges, and highlight our hopes and expectations for this exciting spin on CS instruction. As an informal, provocative, discussion-based session, we encourage your contribution and predict a lively debate!



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