ROS Teaching Center
Welcome! The purpose of this page is to provide educators with a brief overview of how to use The Construct's teaching features, as well as relevant updates and useful links.
Getting Started
How to Access the Teacher's Panel
How to Assign a License to Your Students
How to Remove a License from a Student
How to Join a Team and Take Up One of the Teacher's License
How to Join a Team with Your Own License
Track Student Progress & Exams
How to Check the Students' Code Files
How to Grant Manager Access to a Teaching Assistant
How to Download a CSV File with all Your Students' Data
How to Check Your Students' Progress
How to Enable Courses or Exams for Your Students
Getting familiar with your workspace (ROS Development Studio)
Getting Started – Creating Your First Rosject
Navigating the Workspace – Notebooks, IDE, and Terminal
Visualization and Simulation Working with RViz and Gazebo
Assigning Your Own ROS Projects
How to Connect to the Robots in the Remote Real Robot Lab
How to Share a ROSJECT with Students
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the courses self-guided? Do the students need the teacher to explain the material?
All the courses are designed for self-learning. The courses include step-by-step explanations, exercises to practice with the simulated robots, and exams with automatic correction.
How do I follow student progress?
Teachers can follow their student's progress from the Teacher’s Panel. The Teacher's Panel provides an overview of every student's progress, including the units visited and time spent on each unit, exams taken, and earned certificates.
Can the students ask questions?
There is a Forum that the students can access and post their questions. You can access the Forum by clicking on the question mark located at the lower right corner of any screen.
Questions are answered within 24 hours.
Can students access all the courses?
A license allows students to access all the courses in the academy. It just depends on the time they want to dedicate and the instructions from the teacher.
What happens when the license expires?
When the license expires, students can continue to access all the code and files they created.