Day 5: @UDGoBabyGo build. These kids are working so hard and doing an amazing job with their roles and responsibilities as mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, programmers, and graphic designers/media consultants. I am so proud of them! @ETBoothMS @firestorm6341
Day 2: @UDGoBabyGo project. Electrical engineers worked on wiring/soldering the joy stick control. Mechanical engineers drilled holes and mounted the LED strip. Programmers ran their first code and graphic designers created stickers and logos. @ETBoothMS @firestorm6341
Our teams of electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, programmers, and graphic designers began working on their @UDGoBabyGo projects today! @ETBoothMS @firestorm6341
Technology and Engineering students are working to define the 'E' in STEM - empathy! They circulated through stations and attempted various everyday activities with vision and physical impairments. We will be starting our @UDGoBabyGo project soon! @ETBoothMS
Alex Cua, from Firestorm Robotics, spoke to the Technology and Engineering students about their upcoming Go Baby Go builds. The students had so many great questions and are excited to begin the project! @UDGoBabyGo @firestorm6341 @ETBoothMS
We were excited to kick off our Go Baby Go project with a visit from Ms. Peart, OT, Dr. Alterman-Reeves, PT and Ms. Collins, an Emory PT student. Ms. Collins discussed conditions that affect a child's mobility and assistive devices that they may use.
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8th grade Technology and Engineering STEM students used EarSketch and JavaScript to program a ringtone for an Hour of Code today. Special thanks to Mr. Vacca @EHSCompSci for working with us this week! #oneeagle #eaglemountain @ETBoothMS
8th grade STEM Technology and Engineering students are working with Mr. Vacca at EHS this week exploring JavaScript in EarSketch. We can't wait to hear their final projects! @ETBoothMS @EtowahHS @EtowahCompSci #oneeagle #eaglemountain
