Ya llega la Semana Europea de la Robótica
Este año, el 17 al 26 de noviembre.
Como otras veces, te animamos a que ya empieces a anotar, una a una, tus actividades previas, de esa semana y de los días posteriores.
Es sencillo si lo haces a través de Hisparob podrán ir haciendo no ya el trámite sino el seguimiento de las actividades y generando un banco de buenas prácticas además de entregar un diploma de participación.
Recuerda que este año en las redes será #erw2017 y en nuestro proyecto seguirá #yosoyrobot ...ese hash que inició @fjrosac y que tantas emociones y proyectos nos ha ayudado a compartir en #ubuntu.
Hoy solo iniciamos la posibilidad del registro de actividad, recordamos qué es #erw2017 y próximamente seguiremos poniendo sueños en agendas ¡te esperamos!!!!
About European Robotics Week...
The European Robotics Week (ERW) was conceived at the European Robotics Forum (ERF) 2011 by the desire of the European Robotics community to bring robotics research and development closer to the public and to build the future Robotics Society. Since then and every year, the ERW has offered one week of various robotics related activities across Europe for the general public, highlighting the growing importance of robotics in a wide variety of application areas and the growing importance of skills in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
STEM subjects are increasingly becoming an important part of basic literacy in today’s knowledge society, and we need to continue developing and growing Europe’s future scientists and researchers to close a skills gap, which by 2020 will require us to have an additional one million individuals! ERW therefore aims at inspiring technology education in students of all ages to pursue careers in STEM-related fields.
Science education can no longer be viewed as an exclusive endeavour for future scientists or engineers. It has to engage in dialogue on science-driven societal issues, since only science-conscious citizens can make informed decisions.
ERW2017 will take place on 17-26 November.
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Why Robots?
Simply because Robots occupy the minds of everyone. Tens of thousands of school children in Europe, who may have no interest in technical subjects, change their mind as a result of these essential interactions. The interaction with robots complements the overall teaching experience and helps to motivate young people of any age to learn not only the basics of STEM, but also to direct them on to an independent exploratory, self-motivated learning path.
Stimulating this key sector, especially through the youth and all grown-ups who want to join the many tours and events, has another, equally important effect: to raise awareness of the type of impact that robots can have in our society. Robotics provides a solution to many of the current and future societal challenges, such as: working in dangerous fields of work, or taking care of disabled and elderly people.
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