Programs/Online and home
Online and home
Families in Kenya and Malawi who cannot travel to Voi can join a live class, or follow a recorded brief between live sessions. Homeschool families use the same strand. The robot is still the assignment.
Who it is for: Kenya and Malawi families, including homeschool
It involves
- A computer on the call
- A kit and a camera
- An adult nearby for younger children
- The Voi course order
The robot still runs
The instructor asks the student to run the machine on camera. Watching a recording is not the whole class.
A brief between live sessions
Recordings cover the same step the live group did, for families whose week moves.
Homeschool on the same path
Basic Robotics, then Coding Adventures, then Robo Explorers. The family has someone to ask when a build fails.
What the call needs
A computer that can join, a kit at home or at a hosting school, and a camera that can see the robot. There is no separate typing course.
What has to be true for an online class
A student needs a computer that can join the call, a kit at home or at the school that is hosting, a camera that can see the robot, and an adult nearby for the younger groups. The instructor asks the student to run the robot on camera. There is no separate typing course.
Recorded briefs exist for families whose week moves. They cover the same step the live group did. They are not a second, thinner curriculum, and they are not a reason to skip the live test.
Homeschool
A clear learning sequence
The family follows the same course order as the Voi group: Basic Robotics, then Coding Adventures, then Robo Explorers.
Someone to ask
When a build fails, the family writes or calls. The answer is a next test, not a new kit recommendation every time.
Questions
Do you ship a kit?+–
Admissions will say what the student needs in hand before the first call. This page does not list a shop or a delivery price.
Is Malawi a different curriculum?+–
No. The projects are the same. Malawi contact is malawi@murutechinc.com and +265 885 481 824.