An Educational Trial about Creative Robot Making with the Aim of Raising Students′ Motivation

Tsutsumi, Hirotaka; Fukuda, Katsumi

doi:10.4307/jsee.58.2_27

J. of JSEE

2010

DOI: 10.4307/jsee.58.2_27

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An Educational Trial about Creative Robot Making with the Aim of Raising Students′ Motivation

Hirotaka Tsutsumi¹,

Katsumi Fukuda²

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啓¹,

竜也²,

肇也³

et al. 2011

IEEJ Trans. FM

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To investigate the perception of science and technology of university students, the scholastic test concerning electric field was conducted in this paper. The scholastic test, which was conducted to university students, is based on the scholastic test provided by the National Institute for Educational Policy Research of Japan's Curriculum Research Center. The result of the scholastic test showed that 1. For the questions related to "A4(i): Maintenance check and prevention of accidents of equipment" in the junior high school government guidelines for teaching, the percentage of correct answer was the lowest and 2. Not only liberal arts course students but also science course students do not have sufficient perception concerning the capability of "Device and Creativity", because the percentage of correct answer to the questions concerning "Device and Creativity" was about 70%. The results of this study will give us the directivity of electricity education.

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Investigation of Perception in Electric Field based on Scholastic Tests of National Institute for Educational Policy Research

啓¹,

竜也²,

肇也³

et al. 2011

IEEJ Trans. FM

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The Educational Effects of Practical Manufacturing Activities in Graduation Research

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Morimoto²,

Higuchi³

et al. 2019

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In recent years, in many educational institutions, PBL leaning has been introduced and there have been many cases of robots being used as learning material. The educational attempts using robot contests and the effects have been reported. One robot contest, the NHK Student Robocon, tests the skills of university, technical college, and polytechnic students. The contest challenges of the NHK Student Robocon require an extremely high level of skill. A research group of authors has worked at the NHK Student Robocon since 2009. In this article, our ten years of activity at the NHK Robocon is summarized, and we will give a description of the technical background of the mechanism and the control methods of manufactured robots. In addition, the contest’s educational effects during both a fiscal year of entry and a fiscal year of non-entry are verified through a comparison of the scores of a Robocon-related subject group before and after participating in the NHK Student Robocon. Consequently, we will report the results (knowledge).

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A Course of Intellectual Property Rights with Creativity Exercises and Design Contests

Minoda¹,

Kuma²,

Fukushima³

et al. 2011

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An Educational Trial about Creative Robot Making with the Aim of Raising Students′ Motivation

Cited by 4 publications

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Investigation of Perception in Electric Field based on Scholastic Tests of National Institute for Educational Policy Research

Investigation of Perception in Electric Field based on Scholastic Tests of National Institute for Educational Policy Research

The Educational Effects of Practical Manufacturing Activities in Graduation Research

A Course of Intellectual Property Rights with Creativity Exercises and Design Contests

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