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Si cantik kena anal sampai teriak teriak ke enakan. We do not necessarily endorse the content of the site you are about to visit. Use common sense before downloading software from the internet. Update information. You are about to leave file. So, we want NQCBaby looks similar to Logo so that children already introduced to turtles feel at ease with robots and interestingly discuss on differences. In our activities pupils begin using a very simple language, the essence of NQCBaby, to interact with the simplest robot RCX and then progress to an enriched language as their assembly experiences advance.

This step-by-step learning activity is coordinated with children knowledge of their native language thus helping a correct development of linguistic and logical abilities in their first steps. Introduction Robot programming is an amusing way for introducing to computer science children in their first years of school. These experiences with children convinced us that teaching digital technologies in primary schools should be concerned with the language used for interacting with robots rather with robots per se.

The proposal here described is for introducing RCX robot programming through different linguistic steps fitting the language evolution with the knowledge the pupils acquire of the robot components. Shortly: aim of our project is to have pupils, who just began building simple robots, use a simple language LOGO-like, called NQCBaby, to interact with them. As children knowledge evolves also the interaction with robots evolves learning that new words and new way of structuring sentences are needed when different robot components are introduced or different behaviours shall be described.

And in the same way they learn to program Logo turtles. In this way robots programming also becomes an opportunity to develop linguistic and logical capabilities for primary school pupils and pedagogical aspects are focused rather than or before introducing a technological terminology.

Moreover native language translations of most used robot programming languages were considered because efforts in the direction are obviously nearer to the pupils but resulted still unsatisfactory since we consider mandatory that languages are designed to be pupil oriented rather than robot oriented, and, for example, concepts from the child world must be used to describe a robot behavior.

A language sounding as children native language is a good point but not yet sufficient. From the first experiences of programming the RCX robot with NQC, using the Bricx Command Center integrated development environment, we were convinced that pedagogical aspects were sacrificed to the need of introducing technological aspects of the activities. NQCBaby, here described, is a proposal toward a language more pupil oriented. During their first experiences, pupils are given robot-assembling boxes containing different sets of RCX components.

Of course pupils build, under the guide of the teacher, different robots with boxes having different sets of components, usually robots with an increasing number of abilities as the number of components increases. As an example given a light sensor it obviously becomes possible to distinguish different levels of lights thus to follow a path on the floor marked by a black ribbon.

In our approach the language evolves with the pupils knowledge of the environment. The following Section 2. After the language has been introduced we can come back to motivations why we consider it more suitable to children Section 3.

In Section 4 a short description is given of the software solutions we considered to integrate NQCBaby with NQC and then with Bricx Command Center until the precompiler-postcompiler solution of the language currently under development.

NQCBaby by steps In this section different robots are considered with language elements needed to direct them. To interact with this simple robot a simple language is needed, shown in the left column of Table 1.

Sorry about that. I'll fix it. I'll fix it and upload the new version asap. September 17, - am. Not 1a. Should be "Development Test 2".

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