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Calypso vs Ozobot Classroom

Calypso

calypso.software

Ozobot Classroom

classroom.ozobot.com

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FigureCalypsoOzobot Classroom
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published12
Spec score · Robotics Education Software8.3 (#8)8.6 (#5)
HeadquartersWest Mifflin, Pennsylvania, United StatesNewport Beach, California, United States
PurposeCalypso is a tile-based programming framework for teaching robot logic and behavior with Cozmo.Ozobot Classroom is a K–12 STEAM lesson portal and companion software for Ozobots used in schools.
SupportThe site links to a Help Center, curriculum, forum, and contact page.Ozobot lists [email protected] and +1 (310) 318-0070 for help and provides a Classroom Help page with setup and Color Code resources.
System requirementsThe site lists 64-bit Windows 10 or MacOS 10.13 or higher and at least 6GB of RAM as requirements.Educators can use Chromebook, macOS or Windows 10 computers with Chrome or Edge; Bluetooth 4.2 or later is recommended for device use.

Plans

Calypso

  • Calypso for Cozmo$14.95, paid once

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Ozobot Classroom

  • FreeFree
  • Ozobot ClassroomFree

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In their own words

Calypso

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Ozobot Classroom

Ozobot Classroom is a free K–12 STEAM lesson portal and companion software for Ozobot robots used in schools. Its library offers about 700 standards-aligned lessons across grades K–12 in computer science, math, ELA, science and social-emotional learning. Lessons use screen-free Color Codes or on-screen Ozobot Blockly coding. Teachers can use pacing guides with up to 30 lessons per grade, create and share lessons, and set up and manage devices. Boosted Bluetooth can update up to 18 bots at once. The web application requires no download; teachers use Chromebook, Mac or Windows 10 computers with Chrome or Edge. Students can use Color Codes without a screen or OzoBlockly on a computer or tablet, including iPads and Android tablets. Teachers can share lesson links through Google Classroom or another LMS, but importing rosters through the former Classes feature is no longer available. Ozobot says Classroom is FERPA- and COPPA-compliant, collects no student data and does not allow educators to create student accounts. Bit robots cannot connect to Classroom devices because they are not Bluetooth-enabled, so some features are unavailable with Bit.

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