Timetable

Registration
        Meet & Greet
08:00
Welcome Session
Greetings from the President
09:00
Chair Opening
      Welcome to Koblenz
09:30
Keynote #1
        Vocational Education through 2PointRobo
        Katrin Heuzeroth
10:00
Coffee Break
10:30 - 11:00
Session #1
Pedagocical aspects I
11:00
Kinematic Model Implementation Using Educational Robotics
Attila Körei & Szilvia Szilágyi
no.: 6
11:30
Intensive robotics course projects improve higher education students’ intrinsic motivation and learning outcomes
Ilkka Jormanainen, Samuel Yigzaw and Markku Tukiainen
no.: 22
12:00
Tailored Robotics Lab Sessions - Accommodating Undergraduate Students with Diverse Skill Levels
Florian Stöckl, Silvan Müller and Marcus Strand
no.: 12
12:30
Lessons Learned: The Evolution of an Undergraduate Robotics Course in Computer Science
R Pito Salas
no.: 26
Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:00
Session #2
Pedagocical aspects II
14:00
On the importance of live programming and short feedback loops for educational robotics
Ricardo Moran and Gonzalo Zabala
no.: 29
14:30
Integrating AI into School Curriculum: a maker-oriented activity
Laura Cesaro, Giovanni Dodero and Emanuele Menegatti
no.: 38
15:00
Influential Factors in Teachers’ Adoption of Robotics Activities within STEM Education
Doaa Saad, Igor Verner and Rinat B. Rosenberg-Kima
no.: 24
Coffee Break
15:30 - 16:00
Session #3
Pedagocical aspects III
16:00
The Opinions of Basic School Students Regarding the Use of Telepresence Robots for Teaching and Learning
Janika Leoste, Katrin Kangur, Aleksei Talisainen, Karin Muoni, Kristel Marmor, Fuad Budagov, Kadri Strömberg-Järvis, Anne-Mari Rebane and Matti Rossi
no.: 2
16:30
SRNOCS - An Implementation Concept of a new technology in Nursing Schools
Sabina Muminovic and Lorenz Kampschulte
no.: 11
17:00
The Impact of a Transdisciplinary STEAM Teacher Training Course on the Integration of Robotics in Early Childhood Education
Matti Rossi, Musa Saimon, Janika Leoste, Kristof Fenyvesi and Zsolt Lavicza
no.: 17
City Tour
Old town magic; Exploring Koblenz.
19:00

Keynote #2
Robot Challenges as an Opportunity for Students
Dietrich Paulus
09:00
Session #4
Robotics in Education
09:30
From Screens to AI-Driven Human-Robot Interaction: Comparing Students’ Perceptions of the Robots Pepper and Furhat for ChatGPT-based Exam Preparation.
Ilona Buchem, Georges Arnaud Kouayim Bonga and Rezaul Tutul
no.: 3
10:00
The HEART Project's Initiative in Enhancing Adult Learning Environments through Robotics
Igor Zubrycki and Grzegorz Granosik
no.: 10
10:30
Revolutionizing Traffic Management: AI-Driven Micro:bit Integration for Real-Time Traffic Control
Lluis Molas and Martha Ivón Cárdenas
no.: 34
Coffee Break
11:00 - 11:30
Session #5
Robots and Children
11:30
Implementing Basic Robotics as a Tool for Teaching Early Childhood and Primary Education Literacy in the United States
Stephanie Holmquist, Dave Catlin and Fredrick Hicks
no.: 25
12:00
The appeal of robotics to children with autism and its potential as a therapeutic and educational tool
Eleftherios Vourkos, Elena Alonefti, Andreas Panayides, Panicos Masouras, Sotiris Avgousti and Eftychios Christoforou
no.: 27
12:30
Effects of summer robotics activities in libraries on children’s interest in robotics and STEM career
Ho Ching Cheung, David Cameron, Alex Lucas and Tony Prescott
no.: 21
Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:00
Showcase & Poster
Session #6
Robotic activities
14:00
Breaking the barrier: Education students’ persistence in coding and robotics activities
Marietjie Havenga, Sukie Van Zyl and Olukyode Aboderin
no.: 7
14:30
Methodology for Teaching the Denavit-Hartenberg Notation.
Dariusz Zarychta and Igor Zubrycki
no.: 15
15:00
Enhancing University Visitor Satisfaction: A Human-Robot Interaction Study on the Design and Perception of a Guiding Robot Assistant
Janika Leoste, Kristel Marmor, Thomas Hollstein, Heiko Hinkelmann and Leo Benjamin Leoste
no.: 5
Short paper
Low-Cost Educational Robot for Museums and Exhibitions
Daniel Giffhorn, Matheus Pereira, Tobias Doernbach and Reinhard Gerndt
no.: 18
Session #7
Robotic concepts
14:00
Assessment of learners in educational robotics: An up-to-date overview of learner assessment in educational robotics in learning process of Slovak schools
Jakub Krcho and Karolina Miková
no.: 36
14:30
Exploring Programming Concepts and Robotic Sensors: How to Organise them whitin Educational Content
Barbora Stenova and Karolina Miková
no.: 31
Short paper
Open source and portable educational kits for enabling robotics education
Renno Raudmäe, Veiko Vunder, Martin Kandlhofer, Benjamin Breiling, Michael Sumper-Sabitzer, Eva Mõtshärg, Sandra Schumann and Karl Kruusamäe
no.: 14
From automaton to AI robot: the added value for learning
Marie Martin, Thomas Deneux and Morgane Chevalier
no.: 35
Coffee Break
15:30 - 16:30
Showcase & Poster
Panel discussion
16:30
Dinner
19:30

Keynote #3
Unlocking the Future of Production
Felix Witzelmaier
09:00
Session #8
Gamification, competions
09:30
The Impact Study of RoboCupJunior - Educational Robotics Competition - 23 years later
Amy Eguchi
no.: 40
10:00
Curricula Updates Through Students' Participation in International Competition
Daniil Valme, Diana Belolipetskaja, Anton Rassõlkin, Janika Leoste and Tiia Rüütmann
no.: 16
10:30
Transformative Learning: A Decade of Success in Educational Robotics Competition
Kavi Arya and Suprabha Jadhav
no.: 30
Coffee Break
11:00 - 11:30
Session #9
Devices and tolls, hardware
11:30
Selecting an Educational Robot: A Comprehensive Guideline
Stefanie Krause, Anna-Lena Henk and Frieder Stolzenburg
no.: 19
12:00
EduRob: An Educational Robot for Teaching Kinematics of Wheeled Mobile Robots
Jan Erik Krüger, Alexander Miller, Alexander Lel, Lars Erbach, René Unkrig and Christof Röhrig
no.: 9
12:30
Insights from a Decade of AMiRo: Where Research Meets Education
Christian Klarhorst, Dennis Quirin, Marc Hesse and Ulrich Rückert
no.: 28
Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:00
Session #10
Msc. topics
14:00
New Findings about Child-Robot-Interaction
Lisa Honnef and Martin Fislake
no.: 8
14:30
Improving usability of a Web-based platform for teaching robotics engineering
Lía García-Pérez, David Roldán, Enric Cervera, Pawan Wadhwani and José M. Cañas
no.: 37
15:00
Smartdrone: An open platform for research and experimentation with autonomous UAVs
Gonzalo Luzardo, Hiep Luong, Michiel Vlaminck, Wilfried Philips and Daniel Ochoa
no.: 20
Closing remarks
15:30



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