| Colorado FIRST™ LEGO® League |
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| Building Colorado's 21st Century Technology Workforce! | ||
| "Transforming Transportation" | ||
| Colorado FIRST™ LEGO® League |
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| Building Colorado's 21st Century Technology Workforce! | ||
| "Transforming Transportation" | ||
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Thanks for sharing this because I'm currently writing a review and research paper about this LEGO League. It's really quite a spectacular event and it really got me so interested about it. I'm also inspired because of an essay that I've read earlier this morning which tells people on how to ignore the negative effects in a competition and also how to clear your thoughts that would distract your concentration. Anyway, hoping to hear more updates about this League and thanks for sharing such valuable and informative resources.
Will coaches receive the judges' scoring/evaluation of our team's Project, Teamwork exercise, and Tech Interview like we have for the local qualifiers? The robot game scores are fine, as is the list of who won awards, but since "what we discover about ourselves is more important than what we win" it seems like the evaluations of the team in the Project, Teamwork exercise, and Tech interview ought to be sent to the coaches.
When will the results of our Teamwork, Technical Judging, and Project Presentation be posted?
I believe that you can you a gig as long as you are not touching it when the robot is in action.
Anyone want to scrimmage?
We've got a young FLL team in the Fort Collins area that would greatly benefit from a chance scrimmage with another team (or teams). If you are interested in setting up a small scrimmage in Nothern CO, please contact me!
Thanks,
April
FLL@roseundy.net
Struggling with where to start for your research project? Missed the DMNS Rookie Booster event? No problem!
The FLL website is a great resource! Start out by taking a look at the details for The Project.
Getting started on your project only takes a few minutes of brainstorming by following these simple steps:
Things to remember to be sure to include in a Project Presentation:
Then check out the Project Topic Guide. Still have questions, then checkout the Project Q&A site where you can also post questions to FLL. Checkout past FLL Project Presentations on youtube.
Find the DMNS Rookie Booster slideshow here.