March Educator of the Month: Girls with Grit A-Maze Bit! Women’s History Month reminds us to honor #girlswhocode and women in STEAM everywhere. Enter our March Educator of the Month, Lauren Jones a.k.a. @LibrarianJonesy. We love her Twitter handle almost as much as we love what she’s doing with Ozobot Bit in her library. Read on to learn about a fun maze activity you can try too, […]
January Creator of the Month: Our Very Own Educator Turned Engineer (and OzoBlockly Expert!) We have a special place in our hearts for our Ozobot employees. Here at HQ, we’re not just co-workers; we’re a family with a like-minded mission to create and inspire with code. Every team member has been thoughtfully plucked from their previous roles to put their unique skills to work at Ozobot. It’s safe to […]
December Creator of the Month: Games with Bit-Elf on the Shelf We kicked off December with our Evo-Elf on the Shelf creative prompt, and have been very excited to see Bit-Elves get some love as they get into their own mischief! One Bit-Elf led us to an awesome librarian going beyond a single Hour of Code to spend many hours of learning, collaborating, and creating with […]
November Creators of the Month: Coding The Great Turkey Race There are all sorts of wonderful holiday traditions out there, but if there’s one constant amongst everyone’s unique ways of celebrating, it’s reading. Reading books about holiday traditions remains a great family and school activity. We love any opportunity to tie literature in with learning to code, and it appears the upcoming Thanksgiving feast is […]
October Creator of the Month: Coding Plant and Animal Cells for Science Earlier this month, we talked about how family ancestry, DNA, and genetic code can tie creativity and coding together with a Día de los Muertos activity. Today, we learn about another form of code in our bodies’ systems: cells! Cells are so small, it can prove difficult to conceptualize what goes on at the cellular […]
