On Monday, June 17, in Veliko Tarnovo, we started the new summer course of Tinusaur. During this course, the students will create an autonomous irrigation system to grow and water the plants they plant. The interest in our new venture was quite high. As always, the group is relatively small – 8 children, so we … Learn more …
On June 13th, another group of students successfully completed the Tinusaur Course-Mini / Advanced. During it, the children assembled two completely new boards and continued with the programming of the Kids.Micro, which they had assembled during the first level of the Mini-course. The classes were held every Thursday from 5 pm to 7 pm at … Learn more …
One video is worth a million words! So, we recorded a short 4-minute demo video about how one Tinusaur Course goes. Enjoy!
The young people upgraded their knowledge in the discipline “Microcontrollers and Embedded Devices” developed by the Tinusaur team 22 first-year students from St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo have completed another stage of the practical classes. They are held annually in the Tinusaur’s learning center. During the practical training, the students assembled … Learn more …
This fall, 52 eighth-graders from PMG “Vasil Drumev” High School in Veliko Tarnovo will study the basics of robotics using the Tinusaur program. The future programmers will be the first to graduate from this elite high school acquiring knowledge and skills with the help of educators from Tinusaur – a platform for learning science and … Learn more …
Students from 9th and 11th grade from “Vladimir Komarov” High School in Veliko Tarnovo started the academic year with a new teacher – Neven Boyanov, founder of the platform for natural sciences and programming Tinusaur. He joins the classroom to pass on his knowledge and skills in “Computer controlling systems” and “Automated computer systems” disciplines. … Learn more …
Three of the new educators of Tinusaur enter a class at “Vladimir Komarov” School – Veliko Tarnovo. Nabila Sarvari, Jennifer Sarvari and Kristina Nikolova – 2nd and 3rd year students at the University of Veliko Tarnovo, will teach seventh graders how to apply their knowledge of science, programming and robotics in projects to develop their … Learn more …