You may not have been able to play with Lego in school, but your kids can. Lego Education has revealed the WeDo 2.0 robotics kit aimed at elementary school students, over eight years after ...

LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 is a hands-on science solution designed for elementary classrooms using a robot-based learning system.

New Lego WeDo 2.0 playsets helps parents and teachers get children excited about science and technology through robot building.

The Lego WeDo system also has available software to program the robots, an activity pack to guide learning and an excellent guide for teachers to facilitate teaching.

LEGO Education is launching a new version of its WeDo robotics kit for elementary school students at CES today. Just like its predecessor, WeDo 2.0 is meant to introduce students to robotics ...

Earlier today, LEGO revealed WeDo 2.0, a new robotics kit that's designed for elementary school kids. The 280-piece set enables the creation of motorized forms, okay, robots, that will help ...

The LEGO WeDo and software will set you back about $170 plus shipping. I think it is a worthy investment and a good introduction to programming logic for younger kids.

Second grade is not too soon to start preparing for a career in computer engineering is the message behind Lego's new robotics program that teaches children problem-solving skills.

The new Lego WeDo 2.0 platform has been specifically designed to enable students to enjoy programming, robotics and engineering as well as be used as a tool for teaching STEM.

As cool as all these may sound, a basic WeDo 2.0 set does cost $159.95. For now it seems to be available only from LEGO Education's online store. The WeDo app, however, is completely free to take ...

Lego Education, a business unit of the Lego Group, on Monday introduced Lego Education WeDo, a new robotics package designed for classrooms of primary school students ages 7 – 11. It’s coming ...

Lots of people are already familiar with Mindstorms, the Lego robotics platform capable of building clever tools like this automatic card-signing machine. Some might also remember Lego WeDo, the ...