Christophe Batier / October2016 / Seoul - Corée
My vision of educational robotics in France
SCIENCE
Biology
Chemistry & biochemistry
Mathematics Physics
Earth Sciences
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY HEALTH SCIENCES Engineering School
Electrical engineering Information technology
Mecanical engineering Sports Studies
I.U.T. (University Institute of Technology)
Institute of Actuarial Science (ISFA)
Medicine
Pharmaceutical Odontology
Occupational therapy &
physiotherapy
Polytech Lyon
Ecole Supérieure de Chimie
Physique Electronique de Lyon
Where I come from?
France’s 1st university for health sciences
4 573 employees
41 843 students
68 research units
14 geographical sites
Total floor area of 466 950 m²
 51 % are female students
 10,4 % are foreign nationals
(133 different nationalities)
 5 400 first year students
41 843 enrolled for 2015-2016 of which:
9 294 diplomas awarded each year
Robotics and education : innovations and
questions
French Institute of Education
A NATIONAL PLATFORM FOR EDUCATIONAL ISSUES
Part of the Ecole Normale superieure de Lyon, an elite French public institution
that trains professors, researchers, senior civil servants as well as business and
political leaders
MISSIONS
• to conduct research in education
• to provide support for national/o-international and académic piloting concerning
teaching practices, reforms and innovation
• to facilitate the diffusion of scientific resources in education
• to link researchers, practitioners and stakeholders
KEY FUNCTIONS
• Policy development advice for the french
ministries of Education and for Higher Education
and Research
• Research/evaluation
• Expertise : observation and analysis of practices
• Dissemination of Scientific knowledge
• Training of trainers
EDUCATIONAL SECTORS COVERED
• From pre-primary to university
• continuing professional development.
3 families of educational robots
Robots as an object of education
Robots as learning support tools
learning programming manufacturing
Learn to build or program the robots
Use the robot to learn educational content
teamwork
teamworkfun
Telepresence Robots
educational content
communication
Robot for being present at distance
Robotics as an object of education
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
Robots as an object of education
6-12 12- 18 >18
National program for teachers
https://youtu.be/MzxRq7JWQ28
Local initiative
This new device is designed to bring out, identify, select and support student teams
participating in robotics competitions both local and international.
https://sites.google.com/site/ceinfocollege/homehttps://mediacenter.univ-lyon1.fr/
SINCE SEPTEMBER, NEW NATIONAL CURRICULA
« From a young age, children are in contact with new technologies.
The role of the school is to give them markers to understand the utility and start using
them in a suitable manner »
Coding in school curricula for helping children to become future citizens and
give them the keys to understand the hyper connected world around them
In the curriculum of mathematics, at the age of 12,
students are introduced to programming by developing
some simple programs without targeting an expert and
comprehensive knowledge of a language or a particular
software.
By creating a program, they develop programming
methods, and train in reasoning.
TRAINING SESSIONS FOR TEACHERS
MOOC
WEBSITES
PROFESSIONAL RESSOURCES
PROFESSIONAL NETWORKS
NATIONAL EVENTS
Robots as learning support tools
IFE
AWABOT- DIGISCHOOL
ERASME
35 schools
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE
But
LONG AND DEMANDING WORK
What is telepresence?
The Telepresence refers to several techniques that allow a person to feel to be present, to
give the impression of being present, or to have an effect in a location other than their true
location.
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
How it works?
Controle Interface
1- sick student
can not come to campus up current and interclass
with colleagues.
2-Lab tour
visit remote
3- Keynotes, conferences
For Lyon1 campus, here are the various scenarios adopted :
1 Beam Pro
8 h autonomie
4 Beam+
2 h autonomie
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
https://storify.com/batier/experimentation-beam-lyon1
Somes uses:
https://storify.com/batier/experimentation-beam-lyon1
Which robot telepresence tomorrow?
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
EXPERIMENTS IN 3 HIGH SCHOOLS 2014-2016
• Analyze effect of telepresence robotics in a
high school
• Help temporarily ill students, allowing
them to participate in the course and in the
live of their form;
• Stimulate and support the development of
an emerging and promising economic
sector in Rhône-Alpes region.
3 aims
13 STUDENTS
Somme technical difficulties but the telepresence robot can
implement and operate effectively in a school.
• continuity of learning,
• maintained contact with peers and teachers
• more solidarity between students
• proudness to experiment technological innovations
of tomorrow's worl and belonging to an advanced school.
Very high level of satisfaction among experimenters, students
in their form, teachers and families concerned.
It needs organisation, technical monitoring and money
DEVELOPMENT IS UNDER STUDY
http://claco.univ-lyon1.fr/icap_blog/540
Journée Robot et éducation à Lyon
Mon Blog Robot et éducation
+ d'info et inscription : http://j.mp/robot-edu2016
https://suitabletech.com/
https://storify.com/batier/experimentati
on-beam-lyon1
http://www.awabot.com/awabot/robot
s-telepresence-universite-education
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkF
AP7Tg-Xk
Somes links
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
Licence Creative Commons:
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de reproduire, distribuer et communiquer cette création au public, de modifier cette création Selon les conditions suivantes:
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Vous n'avez pas le droit d'utiliser cette création à des fins commerciales.
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droits sur cette œuvre. Rien dans ce contrat ne diminue ou ne restreint le droit moral de l'auteur ou des auteurs. Ce qui précède
n'affecte en rien vos droits en tant qu'utilisateur (exceptions au droit d'auteur: copies réservées à l'usage privé du copiste, courtes
citations, parodie...) Ceci est le Résumé Explicatif du Code Juridique
(la version intégrale du contrat).
Cette présentation est distribuée
sous licence Creative Commons
Christophe Batier
October2016
Seoul - Corée
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My presentations:
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catherine.perotin@ens-lyon.fr
Team « robotics and new technologies in education »
eductice.ens-lyon.fr – gilles.aldon@ens-lyon.fr
Occinaee :
sophie.soury-lavergne@ens-lyon.fr
Experiment in high school of telepresence robot :
edwige.coureau-falquerho@ens-lyon.fr

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    Christophe Batier /October2016 / Seoul - Corée My vision of educational robotics in France
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    SCIENCE Biology Chemistry & biochemistry MathematicsPhysics Earth Sciences SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY HEALTH SCIENCES Engineering School Electrical engineering Information technology Mecanical engineering Sports Studies I.U.T. (University Institute of Technology) Institute of Actuarial Science (ISFA) Medicine Pharmaceutical Odontology Occupational therapy & physiotherapy Polytech Lyon Ecole Supérieure de Chimie Physique Electronique de Lyon Where I come from?
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    France’s 1st universityfor health sciences 4 573 employees 41 843 students 68 research units 14 geographical sites Total floor area of 466 950 m²
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     51 %are female students  10,4 % are foreign nationals (133 different nationalities)  5 400 first year students 41 843 enrolled for 2015-2016 of which: 9 294 diplomas awarded each year
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    Robotics and education: innovations and questions
  • 6.
    French Institute ofEducation A NATIONAL PLATFORM FOR EDUCATIONAL ISSUES Part of the Ecole Normale superieure de Lyon, an elite French public institution that trains professors, researchers, senior civil servants as well as business and political leaders
  • 7.
    MISSIONS • to conductresearch in education • to provide support for national/o-international and académic piloting concerning teaching practices, reforms and innovation • to facilitate the diffusion of scientific resources in education • to link researchers, practitioners and stakeholders KEY FUNCTIONS • Policy development advice for the french ministries of Education and for Higher Education and Research • Research/evaluation • Expertise : observation and analysis of practices • Dissemination of Scientific knowledge • Training of trainers EDUCATIONAL SECTORS COVERED • From pre-primary to university • continuing professional development.
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    3 families ofeducational robots Robots as an object of education Robots as learning support tools learning programming manufacturing Learn to build or program the robots Use the robot to learn educational content teamwork teamworkfun Telepresence Robots educational content communication Robot for being present at distance
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    Robotics as anobject of education Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul - Corée
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    Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul -Corée Robots as an object of education 6-12 12- 18 >18
  • 11.
    National program forteachers https://youtu.be/MzxRq7JWQ28
  • 12.
    Local initiative This newdevice is designed to bring out, identify, select and support student teams participating in robotics competitions both local and international. https://sites.google.com/site/ceinfocollege/homehttps://mediacenter.univ-lyon1.fr/
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    SINCE SEPTEMBER, NEWNATIONAL CURRICULA « From a young age, children are in contact with new technologies. The role of the school is to give them markers to understand the utility and start using them in a suitable manner » Coding in school curricula for helping children to become future citizens and give them the keys to understand the hyper connected world around them
  • 14.
    In the curriculumof mathematics, at the age of 12, students are introduced to programming by developing some simple programs without targeting an expert and comprehensive knowledge of a language or a particular software. By creating a program, they develop programming methods, and train in reasoning. TRAINING SESSIONS FOR TEACHERS MOOC WEBSITES PROFESSIONAL RESSOURCES PROFESSIONAL NETWORKS NATIONAL EVENTS
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    Robots as learningsupport tools
  • 16.
    IFE AWABOT- DIGISCHOOL ERASME 35 schools SUCCESSFULEXPERIENCE But LONG AND DEMANDING WORK
  • 17.
    What is telepresence? TheTelepresence refers to several techniques that allow a person to feel to be present, to give the impression of being present, or to have an effect in a location other than their true location. Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul - Corée
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    1- sick student cannot come to campus up current and interclass with colleagues. 2-Lab tour visit remote 3- Keynotes, conferences For Lyon1 campus, here are the various scenarios adopted : 1 Beam Pro 8 h autonomie 4 Beam+ 2 h autonomie Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul - Corée
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    Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul -Corée https://storify.com/batier/experimentation-beam-lyon1
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    Which robot telepresencetomorrow? Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul - Corée
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    EXPERIMENTS IN 3HIGH SCHOOLS 2014-2016 • Analyze effect of telepresence robotics in a high school • Help temporarily ill students, allowing them to participate in the course and in the live of their form; • Stimulate and support the development of an emerging and promising economic sector in Rhône-Alpes region. 3 aims
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    13 STUDENTS Somme technicaldifficulties but the telepresence robot can implement and operate effectively in a school. • continuity of learning, • maintained contact with peers and teachers • more solidarity between students • proudness to experiment technological innovations of tomorrow's worl and belonging to an advanced school. Very high level of satisfaction among experimenters, students in their form, teachers and families concerned. It needs organisation, technical monitoring and money DEVELOPMENT IS UNDER STUDY
  • 26.
    http://claco.univ-lyon1.fr/icap_blog/540 Journée Robot etéducation à Lyon Mon Blog Robot et éducation + d'info et inscription : http://j.mp/robot-edu2016 https://suitabletech.com/ https://storify.com/batier/experimentati on-beam-lyon1 http://www.awabot.com/awabot/robot s-telepresence-universite-education https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkF AP7Tg-Xk Somes links Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul - Corée
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    Licence Creative Commons: Paternité-Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale –Partage des Conditions Initiales à l'Identique Vous êtes libres: de reproduire, distribuer et communiquer cette création au public, de modifier cette création Selon les conditions suivantes: •Paternité. Vous devez citer le nom de l'auteur original de la manière indiquée par l'auteur de l'œuvre ou le titulaire des droits qui vous confère cette autorisation (mais pas d'une manière qui suggérerait qu'ils vous soutiennent ou approuvent votre utilisation de l‘oeuvre). •Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale. Vous n'avez pas le droit d'utiliser cette création à des fins commerciales. •Partage des Conditions Initiales à l'Identique. Si vous modifiez, transformez ou adaptez cette création, vous n'avez le droit de distribuer la création qui en résulte que sous un contrat identique à celui-ci. A chaque réutilisation ou distribution de cette création, vous devez faire apparaître clairement au public les conditions contractuelles de sa mise à disposition. La meilleure manière de les indiquer est un lien vers cette page web. Chacune de ces conditions peut être levée si vous obtenez l'autorisation du titulaire des droits sur cette œuvre. Rien dans ce contrat ne diminue ou ne restreint le droit moral de l'auteur ou des auteurs. Ce qui précède n'affecte en rien vos droits en tant qu'utilisateur (exceptions au droit d'auteur: copies réservées à l'usage privé du copiste, courtes citations, parodie...) Ceci est le Résumé Explicatif du Code Juridique (la version intégrale du contrat). Cette présentation est distribuée sous licence Creative Commons Christophe Batier October2016 Seoul - Corée
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    http://ife.ens-lyon.fr catherine.perotin@ens-lyon.fr Team « roboticsand new technologies in education » eductice.ens-lyon.fr – gilles.aldon@ens-lyon.fr Occinaee : sophie.soury-lavergne@ens-lyon.fr Experiment in high school of telepresence robot : edwige.coureau-falquerho@ens-lyon.fr