Many schools bought LEGO® Education kits and now face the same question: how do we turn them into a consistent course, taught in every classroom, with evidence of learning? ROBOTIX C360 plugs your existing kits into a standards-aligned K–12 curriculum, with ready-to-teach units, teacher guides and automatic assessment.
Already own kits? Here's what changes
- Before: kits used for one-off activities or clubs, different in every school. After: one progressive pathway every school follows.
- Before: a different app for every product. After: one web-based coding canvas, EasyCode®, from blocks to Python.
- Before: no way to see what students learned. After: automatic assessment and dashboards by school, grade and class.
- Before: teachers on their own. After: ROBOTIX guides in the classroom and a teacher guide for every unit.
What ROBOTIX C360 adds to your LEGO® Education kits
| What you get | How it works |
|---|---|
| A structured curriculum | Progressive units for every grade, aligned to CSTA and state standards, instead of one-off activities |
| EasyCode® | One web-based coding canvas for SPIKE, CS&AI and almost any other robot, from blocks to Python. Nothing to install |
| Automatic assessment | Every program is assessed for the teacher, with real data and a personalized strategy for every student |
| Teachers as facilitators | ROBOTIX guides support your teachers in their classrooms. No coding experience needed |
| Ready for CS&AI | The new LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI (K–8) fits into the same pathway and data |
| Mix with other robots | Use SPIKE alongside Makeblock, micro:bit and more, in the same pathway |
SPIKE™ Essential, SPIKE™ Prime and Computer Science & AI
LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI covers K–8 in three bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8). SPIKE™ Essential fits elementary grades and SPIKE™ Prime middle school and beyond. ROBOTIX C360 places each kit at the right grade, so skills build year on year.
EasyCode® compatibility with all LEGO® Education products.
Related
- NYS Computer Science and Digital Fluency curriculum
- Florida computer science standards curriculum
- Massachusetts DLCS curriculum
- The K–12 AI literacy curriculum inside ROBOTIX C360
- How Medford Public Schools built a robotics pathway from 4th grade to high school
- How districts fund a K–12 computer science program
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