Announcements


Note: This page can be accessed using the "three bar" menu (also called a "hamburger" menu) at the top left of RoboBlocky after you sign-in:


10/18/2026: RoboBlocky Curriculum page merged into Home page

We’ve given RoboBlocky a fresh new look! Our updated design features a cleaner, more modern interface, improved organization, and easier navigation to help you find the curriculum, tools, and resources you need.

As part of this refresh, we’ve integrated the Curriculum page into the RoboBlocky homepage, making it easier to explore our curriculum programs and access learning resources all in one place.

While the look has changed, the same RoboBlocky curriculum and learning experiences you know are still here!

We invite you to explore the refreshed website and let us know what you think. We’d love to hear your feedback!


 




10/18/2026: New RoboBlocky Home Page and  Create  Button

RoboBlocky now has a new home page, where basic information about RoboBlocky is displayed. To display the RoboBlocky programming interface (with the grid, coding blocks, Workspace, etc.), click the  Create  button in the top left menubar.

 

10/18/2026: Add a Curriculum Link to the My Classes Page for Students

Instructors now have the option of adding one or more links to curriculum pages (e.g., Math Grade 4, STEAM and CS Grade 5, etc.) to the My Classes page that is displayed to students. For details, see the Instructor Guide lessons on Create a Class and Edit a Class.
 

 

5/27/2025: Control Linkbot in Chromebook without Installing Linkbot IDE

If you are using a Chromebook, you can now connect your Linkbots directly through your browser, no software installation needed! With the new Linkbot Manager, there is no more need for the Linkbot IDE, updates, or downloads. Just open your browser and get started. Click here to learn how to use this user-friendly feature for Chromebooks.


 

5/27/2025: Control Arduino in Chromebook without Installing Software .

You can access your Arduino from the browser! The new Arduino Controller appears under the Launch menu, making it easier than ever to use your Arduino on a Chromebook, no more installs, just plug in and go.  Click here to learn how to use this user-friendly feature for Chromebooks.