Sucre4Stem: Collaborative Projects Based on IoT Devices for Students in Secondary and Pre-University Education

Title:

Sucre4Stem: Collaborative Projects Based on IoT Devices for Students in Secondary and Pre-University Education [Baixar]

Título:

Sucre4Stem: proyectos colaborativos mediante dispositivos IoT para el alumnado de secundaria y pre-universitario [Baixar]

Autores/as:

S. Trilles, A. Monfort-Muriach, Á. Gómez-Cambronero and C. Granell

Índice de termos:

Programming profession;Sensors;Actuators;Connectors;STEM;Collaboration;Visualization;Computational thinking;programming promotion;pre-university ages;Internet of Things

Resumo:

This paper describes a new technological evolution of the Sucre project, which aims to foster a vocation for science and develop computational thinking and programming skills in pre-university students. This improved version is called Sucre4Stem and has been designed from the Internet of Things perspective. At a technological level, we differentiate two main tools, SucreCore andSucreCode. SucreCore provides a new, more compact design, encapsulates an advanced microcontroller and supports wireless connectivity with the ability to create online variables and functions. SucreCode, the block-based visual programming tool, has a revamped interface and allows wireless communication with SucreCore. At the pedagogical level, Sucre4Stem makes it easier to implement new group dynamics and to create novel types of collaborative projects between groups of students. In this article, we also explore how these collaborative projects can be carried out by taking advantage of the different types of communications between SucreCore and the server-side platform using shared online variables and functions.

DOI:

10.1109/RITA.2022.3166854

Como citar:
S. Trilles, A. Monfort-Muriach, Á. Gómez-Cambronero and C. Granell, "Sucre4Stem: Collaborative Projects Based on IoT Devices for Students in Secondary and Pre-University Education," in IEEE Revista Iberoamericana de Tecnologias del Aprendizaje, vol. 17, no. 2, pp. 150-159, May 2022. doi: 10.1109/RITA.2022.3166854