A small European study found that teachers think educational robots have benefits for students, but they're skeptical of fitting robots into the curriculum and using limited class time.

Teachers across the country are taking robots beyond STEM classes and into lessons on history, literature, geography—and even art and music.

August 8, 2008 Education has long been based around the three R's, but now for computer science students throughout the U.S., a fourth R is making ground - Robotics. A program that began in 2006 ...

Robots: they build your Teslas, assemble your iPhones, and now they teach your college kids. The Baxter Robot, created by Rethink Robotics, teaches undergraduate students at the University of ...

Since our high school students learn computer programing and robotics as part of their engineering classes, Spittle decided to make the robots available to our elementary and middle schools, where ...

Robots are arriving in Boston’s public high schools — to serve human students by increasing their interest in science and technology career paths. Softbanks Robotics America has provided 10 ...

A robot named Gizmo attends university classes for you More colleges experimenting with interactive robots in the classroom, and at Carnegie Mellon University the robots even attend graduation ...

Olivia Denofa, 11, from left, Peyton Glover, 11, and Ralph Goodwin, 10, design a robot that can be controlled remotely during class on Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018, at Coral Academy of Science in Las ...

How do you find the patience to teach a five-year-old abstract programming concepts? Employ this robot.

Robots can play an important role in the education of young people but will never fully replace teachers, a new study suggests.

The robots were also effective in teaching subjects other than English, the ministry said, citing the results of another project it conducted at 10 Seoul-based schools.