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VisualEdge,Inc. Named "Champion of Education" |
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Dallas, TX - VisualEdge is named the inaugural recipient of the "Champion of Education" by the Vex Robotics company at their 2010 Words Championship event in Dallas this past May. This award is to celebrate VisualEdge's success in pioneering a robotics training program for middle and high school STEM teachers in the state of Indiana.
This summer workshop program has introduced over 700 teachers to the benefits of robotics to the education of our youth. Once, the training is complete the teachers return to their classroom with thousands of dollars in equipment. They then create lesson plans to use the robot as part of their curriculum or they form an extracurricular robotics club. |
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| Left to right: Steven Bardonner, Luke Ward, and Grant Imahara
(Mythbusters) at the 2010 Vex World Championship in Dallas, TX. Photo by Tom Atwood, Robot magazine, www.botmag.com |
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VisualEdge & IRE in Robot Magazine's May/June 2011 Issue |
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May/June 2011 |
VEX League Play in the Hoosier State
by Daniel Ward II
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![]() A wide angle view of two of the playing fields for the Lock Tight Night event held in Trafalgar, IN. This was an overnight event that pitted student competitors against professionals in an on-site build off and competition. |
VisualEdge & IRE Featured in Robot Magazine's July/August 2008 Issue |
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Issue 11 |
Grassroots Robotics
by Tom Atwood
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![]() Left to right: Dan Ward, Luke Ward and Kyle Wiley of the IRE are immersed in robotics. Two VEX robots are visible in the foreground, and in the background is a retired industrial robot that was formerly used by Chrysler to move transmission casings. |
VisualEdge & IRE in Robot Magazine's May/June 2009 Issue |
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Issue 16 |
The Indiana Robotics Educators Program
by Doug Porter
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![]() Two Indiana teachers assembling their first ever VEX robot at an IRE summer workshop. |
VisualEdge & IRE in Robot Magazine's September/October 2009 Issue |
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Issue 18 |
IRE VEX Competitions |
![]() Top-It-Off 2 is a variation on VisualEdge’s Involution game. Played at Ivy Tech Community College in Bloomington, IN. |