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Micromelon Robotics Platform vs Wonder Workshop Blockly

Micromelon Robotics Platform

micromelon.com

Wonder Workshop Blockly

makewonder.com

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FigureMicromelon Robotics PlatformWonder Workshop Blockly
Price from—$10.42/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published26
Spec score · Robotics Education Software8.6 (#4)7.7 (#18)
PrivacyThe Code Editor supports teacher-created username-only student accounts that require no personal information.Wonder Workshop says Blockly and its other connected apps are downloaded to compatible devices and store user behavior such as puzzle progress locally via cookies.
PurposeMicromelon combines educational robotics hardware, coding software, a simulator and teaching resources for school learning.Blockly lets children make programs for the Dash robot using coding challenges and a drag-and-drop visual programming interface.
SupportMicromelon says it typically responds to contact enquiries within one business day.The maker provides a help and support center and directs users with device compatibility questions to its customer support team.

Plans

Micromelon Robotics Platform

  • Site LicencePrice not published
  • Student LicencesPrice not published

Micromelon Robotics Platform pricing →

Wonder Workshop Blockly

  • Free TierFree
  • DistrictPriced on request
  • STEM Homeschool$125 a year
  • STEM Classroom$199 a year
  • STEM Center$1,495 a year
  • School$2,495 a year

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In their own words

Micromelon Robotics Platform

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Wonder Workshop Blockly

Wonder Workshop Blockly is a visual programming app that lets children create programs for the Dash robot using coding challenges, puzzles, and creative projects. Its drag-and-drop interface introduces sequencing, loops, sensors, events, functions, variables, and conditionals, and the product is described as introducing coding to children as young as six. Blockly is available on iOS, Android, and Chrome. The Free Tier requires a physical Dash robot; a paid Make Wonder account adds Virtual Dash in Blockly on iOS and Chrome. Teachers with a Free Tier account or above can track student progress through Blockly Puzzles, including when students share devices. Blockly Pro is available on Chrome with a paid subscription and supports a transition from blocks to JavaScript while programming Dash. The apps do not require internet for use, but downloading requires internet, and Class Connect and web versions require an active connection. Listed paid plans include STEM Homeschool at $125 a year and STEM Classroom at $199 a year; the free tier is also listed.

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