
Ozan Filiz
My current research interests are educational digital games, the role of emotions in learning, instructional design.
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skills. In this direction, robots are quickly integrated in today’s educational environments. However, studies in which robots are integrated into the curriculum as
a pedagogical tool and examine its efect on twenty-frst century skills are limited.
This research examines the impact of robotics training on cooperation and fexibility, autonomous, cognitive and innovation skills which are found in the skills set of
the twenty-frst century. 54 university students selected by criterion sampling were
recruited for these 14 weeks long explanatory sequential mixed-method study. The
data were collected using the Scale of the Use of 21st Century Learner Skills, Robotics Applications Achievement Test and semi-structured interview form developed
by the researchers. A paired sample t-test revealed that cooperation and fexibility,
autonomous, cognitive and innovation skills were signifcantly improved. Moreover,
linear regression analysis showed that all skills other than innovation were signifcant predictors of students’ robotic achievement. The results reported in this study
shed new light on robotic education.
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skills. In this direction, robots are quickly integrated in today’s educational environments. However, studies in which robots are integrated into the curriculum as
a pedagogical tool and examine its efect on twenty-frst century skills are limited.
This research examines the impact of robotics training on cooperation and fexibility, autonomous, cognitive and innovation skills which are found in the skills set of
the twenty-frst century. 54 university students selected by criterion sampling were
recruited for these 14 weeks long explanatory sequential mixed-method study. The
data were collected using the Scale of the Use of 21st Century Learner Skills, Robotics Applications Achievement Test and semi-structured interview form developed
by the researchers. A paired sample t-test revealed that cooperation and fexibility,
autonomous, cognitive and innovation skills were signifcantly improved. Moreover,
linear regression analysis showed that all skills other than innovation were signifcant predictors of students’ robotic achievement. The results reported in this study
shed new light on robotic education.