TTS Pro-Bot Teachers Manual

11, 11 Pro-Bot - Teacher Guide Getting Started with Pro-Bot Pro-Bot Basics – A Program In a programming language, such as Logo, a program is a sequence of commands that are executed in the order specified. With the Pro-Bot, like the multi-award winning Bee-Bot®, a sim…

9, 9 Pro-Bot - Teacher Guide Key Focus 4 – Using Procedures (A set of instructions to complete a specific task) Preparation Check Pro-Bot powers up when switched on. Identify a suitable surface to run Pro-Bot on. Smooth surfaces will allow Pro-Bot to move more accur…

17, 17 Pro-Bot - Teacher Guide Light Sensor The light sensor, mounted on the front of Pro-Bot, is sensitive to changes in the light level in the room. When the room lights go dark (below about 50 lux), procedure 35 DARK will be run. Similarly, when the room lights come…

4, TTS Pro-Bot 4 Pro-Bot - Teacher Guide Probotix The Probotix Software, included with the Pro-Bot Class Bundle, allows children to experiment with Pro-Bot on screen. The software has different modes (levels) making it suitable for a wider range of pupils. Objects may even be place…

15, 15 Pro-Bot - Teacher Guide get into an endless loop. Don’t worry; just press the key to stop the program running. TIP: To completely redefine a procedure that you have already written, simply use ‘New Proc’ instead of ‘Edit proc’ and Pro-Bot will clear the procedure f…

18, 18 Pro-Bot - Teacher Guide Press to start Pro-Bot The program will look as follows in the following three procedures Main 35 DARK 36 LIGHT Fd 100 Light On Light Off Example 2: Reversing when front touch sensor is pressed Press followed by New Proce…