FIRST LEGO League Challenge Pandemic Information

Specific to FIRST LEGO League

ORTOP plans to hold its FIRST LEGO League Tournaments in person during the 2022-2023 season. The following is some information provided in past seasons during the pandemic.

• Introduction to FIRST LEGO League Challenge Collaborative Programming

This video discusses several ways that FIRST LEGO League
teams can collaborate on programming their robot when
they can't get together in person.

• Part 2 on FIRST LEGO League Challenge Collaborative Programming

This video demonstrates how to use Google Remote
Desktop to remotely program a LEGO robot using
practically any combination of Windows, Mac and
Chromebook computers.

This video provides tips on preparing videos of
your robot matches that you can upload as part
participating in a remote tournament.

• Document covering the same information as above

• Dividing Materials Between Team Members

This video explores ways to creatively divide materials
between team members, so everyone can participate in the
Robot Game, even if they are not together!

• Modifications to Deal with COVID-19 Pandemic

This video explores modifications teams
have made due to COVID-19 restrictions
in their area.

• Meeting and Collaborating

This video explores how teams can meet and collaborate
during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Coaching During the Pandemic

This video is a recording an online workshop on
coaching a FIRST LEGO League Challenge League
during the pandemic.

• COVID-19 Modification Guidance from FIRST
• Frequently Asked Questions: Coaching FIRST Lego League Challenge Teams in Oregon During a Pandemic

• Remote Meeting Team Tips by FLL Lessons

• Remote Events for FIRST LEGO League and FIRST Tech Challenge

• How To: Use Chrome Remote Desktop for Coding Collaborations

Videos on Using Online Tools

Covers conducting team meetings via the Internet

• Zoom Tutorial for Teachers
• How to Teach Online with Zoom
• Zoom for Students