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Direct linkJohnson, Richard T.; Cotton, Samuel E. – Technology Teacher, 2008
For educational purposes it is not necessary to use expensive commercial-grade equipment to teach students about commonly used sensors. Schools frequently have limited funds for acquiring educational materials; therefore, purchasing sensors identical to those used in large-scale industry is not an option. By purchasing small-scale components that…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Purchasing, Electronics, National Standards
Peer reviewedWright, J. R., Jr.; Jung, S.; Steplight, S.; Wright, J. R., Sr.; Das, A. – Technology Teacher, 2000
Describes projects using conventional technologies--incorporation of relatively inexpensive visual control with mobile robots using a simple remote control vehicle platform, a camera, a mirror, and a computer. Explains how technology teachers can apply them in the classroom. (JOW)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Activities, Mobility
