In this CoDrone EDU Conversation Hearts activity, students build drone programs using physical, heart-shaped coding commands before translating their logic into code. By planning, testing, and flying their programs, learners explore sequencing, conditionals, and problem-solving in a hands-on, low-pressure way that builds confidence and understanding.
Robolink and Texas Instruments have teamed up to let students program CoDrone EDU directly from TI-Nspire CX II graphing calculators. Discover how this collaboration expands STEM and CTE career pathways for every student.
This school year, we’re bringing even more ways to make hands-on coding, flight, and future-ready learning accessible and adaptable for your classr...
Follow these end-of-year storage best practices to protect your CoDrone EDU hardware and lay the groundwork for responsible technology use.
We're attending FETC in New Orleans from Jan 23 - 26 and TCEA in San Antonio from Jan 30 - Feb 2. At our booth you'll be able to fly the CoDrone EDU to complete coding challenges, learn more about our products, and meet the Robolink team!
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If you haven't already noticed from our website and our newsletters, we've recently partnered with the REC Foundation for an opportunity that I'm r...
The CoDrone EDU is finally available to pre-order in our store! Wes here! I'm Chief Product Officer here at Robolink. After many months of testi...