RECF Team Educational Video
This challenge offers robotics competition teams the opportunity to help other schools and clubs learn from their experience. In this challenge, schools, clubs, and teams will produce a video and a companion document on a specific subject area that new teams will learn from. We expect that you will have your own idea, but possible areas for the video include understanding how to analyze a game, how to build a specific mechanism such as a drive train, lifting arm, actuator, winch, etc., or how to best work as a team at a tournament. Use your imagination - the only restriction is that it has to contain something useful for a new team to know about competition robotics.
Entries
TEam 80 Eductaional Video
Team 80 - Nightcrawler - of the Downingtown Area Robotics - Vexmen
Video on some helpful things we've found in the Roundup Challenge and Vex robotics
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Team 1138 Educational Video: Scouting with...
This is a video about how to scout. Scouting is very important because it can make or break a match. I hope you enjoy this video and learn some key points about scouting. This is Team 1138’s Educational video: Scouting with Michael Amoun.
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Team 2114a Educational Video: The Autonomous...
While reading the rules or watching the game animation, you may hear something about an “autonomous period”. This video discusses the autonomous period.
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Brainstorming 101
Many new teams get stuck in the robot building process because they don't know how to start designing their robot. This video discusses the design process. (The link in the first submission is not working properly, this submission has a corrected link)
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All The Right Parts.
We got All the Right Parts, in All the Right Places.
We're a middle school team, in Maryland who loves robotics. Hope you like our video!
Vote us in :)
Thanks!
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Building blocks to team management
Robotics is a stimulating activity that inspires students to engage in math, science and technology. Starting and maintaining a robotics team can be challenging. The 211 Sir Winston Churchill RoboDogs is proud to present our video and document which aims to help establish such a team. This short video and document will provide a sample constitution of a robotics team and reviews the role of each team member during practice and competition. Also, we have included a section in our written document that discusses common mistakes and the tips to avoid them.
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Thank You Mr. Pythagoras
Team 3129, the Green MacHHHHine, explains how we used the Pythagorean Theorem in the construction of our Vex Round Up robot.
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ROBOTC VEX Driver Control Basics
This video teaches new teams the basics of programming driver control. Enjoy!
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ROBOTC VEX Driver Control Basics
This video teaches new teams the basics of programming driver control. Enjoy!
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Team 2240A - Answering Typical Questions
In this video we answer questions from normal students at Saint Francis School about PRIOR ( Puerto Rico Institude of Robotics ) and our Robotic Club. Hope you all enjoy it.
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How to Build a Drive-Train
This is brief video on how to build a simple, light and fast drive-train that takes up minimal space.
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Engineering Notebooks
Engineering notebooks are often overlooked, but Super Sonic Sparks 24 wants to tell others all about the importance of the engineering notebooks, what they are, and how to make one for your team.
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VEX Team 1241C Educational Award
We are team 1241C, and we are a THEORY6 VEX Team from Rick Hansen Secondary School. Our goal is to promote and spread the spirit of VEX Robotics across Peel. We strive to make students, and parents be introduced to this wonderful opportunity of building robots and compete.
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