WeDo 2.0 for Windows

With the WeDo 2.0 app, kids can immerse themselves in the world of programming in elementary school. With LEGO bricks, easy-to-use software and exciting STEM projects, teachers have everything they need to teach kids the basics of coding.

With a unique combination of LEGO brick building capabilities and an easy-to-use app, WeDo 2.0 projects can be brought to life in engaging technical and science lessons. This combination gives you, among other things, everything you need to teach programming.

WeDo 2.0 Features

• Provide students with a deeper understanding of key science and technology subjects, teach them to ask the right questions and solve problems, model, prototype, investigate, analyze and interpret data, think analytically, get facts from arguments, and receive, evaluate and transfer data.
• Teach kids coding with the best WeDo 2.0 educational app, which includes over 40 hours of curriculum based on the next generation of Federal State Educational Standards.

Before interacting with WeDo 2.0, you will have to order a basic set of tools from the LEGO Education online store, consisting of a smart hub, an electric motor, motion sensors, trays, stickers and LEGO parts directly (more than 280 pieces of various shapes and purposes). After preparation, there will be a chance to download the software to computers with MacOS and Windows operating systems, and at the same time to mobile equipment with Android, iOS and Chrome OS. The listed platforms are functionally equal – projects, training materials and an individual platform for receiving assignments, saving achievements and passing tests are provided everywhere.

WeDo 2.0 software is distributed according to the Freeware model, that is, it “accompanies” a set of tools, and offers to turn disparate parts into a multi-hour educational platform. If there is no desire to buy a LEGO set, then you can use WeDo 2.0 differently – the developers provide for the study of the animal world with the help of small animated images and articles, offer to read news from the world of technology, explore outer space and have fun with prepared models, collecting peculiar puzzles. Unfortunately, apart from theory, there will be nothing to do.