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DORO — Do It Robot

By combining making and AI experiences, we help children create their own robots and devices and grow together with their communities.

Doro's Making + AI Education is a project where local youth grow alongside local children. Our goal is not simply to teach technology, but to empower communities to create positive change.

Children experience the sense of accomplishment of creating something with their own hands by assembling various making kits, including Bluetooth speakers, mood lights, robots, cars, and game consoles. The...

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Doro's Making + AI Education is a project where local youth grow alongside local children. Our goal is not simply to teach technology, bu...

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Great for

  • Someone who teaches at an elementary school or coordinates after-school programs
  • Someone who operates a local children’s center, library, or youth institution
  • Someone who plans and organizes educational programs in a community center

DORO — Do It Robot project essentials

5 Step Guide

  • Choose the content
  • Training and schedule
  • Prepare for the lecture
  • Conduct the class
  • Share the results

Time

Suggested: This program consists of 4 sessions in total. Each session is about 40 minutes, with 2 sessions conducted consecutively, making it a total of about 80 minutes per meeting. So, the entire course includes 2 such meetings. 1st Meeting (2 sessions, about 80 min): Maker activities (speakers, motion sensors, robots, cars, games, etc.) 2nd Meeting (2 sessions, about 80 min): AI tool experience (Suno, ChatGPT, Vrew, Teachable Machine, MakeCode Arcade, etc.) If necessary, additional sessions can be expanded upon request and agreement, but the operator must submit the education intent form via email beforehand.

Resources

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  • Why a 30 day challenge?

    The 30 Day Challenge was developed by our Team based on our experience working with communities. We’ve learned that the first weeks are critical to build momentum and get off to a good start with any community project. Teams who complete these steps within the first month are much more likely to successfully complete their project!

    The Challenge is a series of simple steps that each applicant has to complete to get their project off the ground and unlock funding, if there is funding currently available for that idea in your region. Steps include watching a video and/or reading content, telling us more about your project, forming a team so that you have support, having your first team meeting, sharing a team photo, and sharing a project action plan.

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    Once funding is received it can be used to cover direct set-up costs of the new community project. For example space rental, insurance fees, seeds and planting materials, tools, training fees; pretty much any materials you might need for a project that benefits your community.

    Funds cannot be used for the costs of work that has already been carried out, costs unrelated to the setup and maintenance of the new project, payments to group members for their work on the project. Funds can’t be used for the promotion of religious causes, non-charitable activities, sponsorship or fundraising events. Please read the terms and conditions for further details.

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