With this launch, Workbench is offering incentives allowing teachers to earn tech gear for sharing projects on the platform.
Baltimore, MD – May 1, 2018 – Edtech company Workbench Education today announced the launch of a multi-device application programming hub, which will enable students and teachers to code multiple Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) products within a single browser-based Blockly canvas.
The programming interface works with drones, blocks and robots from Workbench partners Parrot Education, SAM Labs, and Sphero. This new tool is available on the Workbench platform for all of the company’s K12 education partners. From the Workbench Education website, teachers can easily integrate coding into all content areas with this programming tool, in addition to being able to create, share, and assign standards-aligned projects to their students and classes.
The programming interface works with drones, blocks and robots from Workbench partners Parrot Education, SAM Labs, and Sphero. This new tool is available on the Workbench platform for all of the company’s K12 education partners. From the Workbench Education website, teachers can easily integrate coding into all content areas with this programming tool, in addition to being able to create, share, and assign standards-aligned projects to their students and classes.
