Work in Progress: Development of a web-based educational robotics learning monitoring system using free software

Educational robotics encompasses the integration of robotics into educational processes for educational purposes. An example of educational robotics is Lego Education WeDo 2.0, whose workshops include Exploration, Creation, and Sharing phases. Students build and design robots based on instructions to achieve goals. However, all the gathered information of the students during the workshops is not stored and published in a web system. Thus, workshop information is not delivered to teachers in a web manner to monitor students' learning. Since this, a web-based system has been developed to track such experiences. It allows the monitoring and control of student performance at each stage of the learning process based on a non-intrusive method to capture information, such as detecting emotions through a webcam. A Scrum methodology is used, which allows user stories definition. Usability assessment with 17 experts shows an overall score of 88.30 percent.