YouthTouch Image Gallery

Probably the most exciting aspect of Goldenrod’s technology equipment and activities is how abstract concepts are made concrete through hands-on interaction. Discover how students and teachers are utilizing our products. If you are an existing user and would like to share your photos, please contact us.

Luther Elementary's Mackenzie Denton concentrates on her task with the RoboAC. Photo by Mardi Suhs.
At the Tempest, Terrell Davis, left, and Tyler Stonto take directions from the students across from them in order to maneuver a ping pong ball and drop it into the hole. Photo by Mardi Suhs.
A close-up view of RoboAC as it prepares to drop the ping pong ball into the hole. Photo by Mardi Suhs.
Aaron Arnold carefully handles the joystick to position the ping pong ball in the right place. Photo by Mardi Suhs.
Jack Byron, 11, and Mariah Barboza, 11, experiment with robotics at Andrews Osborne Academy. Photo by Maribeth Joeright.
Fourth graders at Krause Later Elementary work with the computer controlled RoboArm. The robot has five axes and an end-of-arm tool to help students learn about geometry and science. Photo by Matthew Fahr.
Kathy Pace helps students with Tempest and RoboACs. Tempest levitates ping pong balls on columns of air to challenge the students' ability to control the RoboACs. Photo by Matthew Fahr
Saint Francis School, Oahu, Hawaii.
Saint Francis School, Oahu, Hawaii. Photo courtesy of Doreen Batoon.
Saint Francis School, Oahu, Hawaii.
Saint Francis School, Oahu, Hawaii.
Morgan Stride, left, and John Riviere, Grade 8 students at Range Lake North Elementary, model the motions of the robotic arms. Photo by Heather Lange.

Video Clips of YouthTouch in the Classroom

Probably the most exciting aspect of Goldenrod’s technology equipment and activities is how abstract concepts are made concrete through hands-on interaction. Watch and discover how students and teachers are utilizing our products. If you are an existing user and would like to share your clips, please contact us.


Angles		Modeling
See RoboArm used to visualize & estimate angles		Five axis movement correlates to human body


Value of Endpoints		Tempest Teams
Axis, Direction, and Degrees define movement		Lesson draws on listening and teamwork skills


Lab Setting		Giving "Good" Directions
Classes attend central lab for RoboArm activities		Tempest group activity explores programming

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Video Clips of YouthTouch in the Classroom

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