The power of information is enormous and it empowers people to do good. Dr Ashir Ahmed, Associate Professor of Kiyosu University of japan, explains in details how power of information changes the life of a small village in Bangladesh. He was talking at the BdOSN Talks-3 in Bisso Sahitto Kendra on 25...
The WRO Bangladesh Activation Workshop was held at the DPI Auditorium of Dhaka Polytechnic Institute on 20th May 2025. The event aimed to raise awareness and enthusiasm for robotics among students and held priority to encourage the students to engage in robotics and get prepared for something big.
A special workshop focusing on the preparation for the Creative Category was held on May 9 and 10 at the BDOSN office in Dhanmondi, Dhaka. Jointly organized by Bangladesh Open Source Network (BDOSN) and Bangladesh Robot Olympiad, the two-day workshop aimed to provide participants with comprehensive guidance on preparing for this year’s theme, "Space Robot." For better perception and preparation, students need to be guided with proper resources, and this was the purpose of this workshop.
A two-day Advanced STEM Camp was organized at Khulna CSS Ava Center on April 12 to provide an idea of the ins and outs of Arduino Robotics through practical problem solving and block-based coding following the scientific research method. Under the STEM and ICT Skills for the Girls of Coastal Areas project, a total of 60 students from six secondary schools in three coastal upazilas of Rampal, Tala and Satkhira participated in this two-day residential camp.
A day-long STEM Fest-2025 was held in Rampal, Bagerhat to make students interested in science and technology.The festival, organized on Thursday (February 20) at the premises of Perikhali Model Secondary School in the upazila, included programming contests, science project exhibitions, robotics competitions and innovative idea poster presentations.
In a world increasingly reliant on digital technology, staying safe online is more critical than ever. Recognizing this, renowned tech expert Nasir Khan Saikat conducted an insightful and interactive session with students, focusing on the responsible use of the internet. Before diving into the core topics, Saikat first engaged with the students, ensuring they felt comfortable and involved in the discussion. This initial interaction set the stage for an open dialogue where students could express their thoughts and experiences related to internet usage. The session was conducted in 6 schools at Khulna, Satkhira and Bagerhat respectively.
A comprehensive science-focused project exhibition (STEM Fest) was organized on January 29 at Naihati Secondary Girls' School Rupsha, Khulna. This event included a full day of activities such as a scratch programming contest, a robotics competition, poster presentations, and various quizzes. These initiatives aimed to enhance digital literacy, knowledge, and essential skills, particularly among female students, culminating in a display inspection.
In a significant step to empower secondary school teachers in the coastal areas, three science and ICT-based training workshops were conducted in Rupsha of Khulna, Rampal of Bagerhat, and Tala of Satkhira. Organized under the project STEM and ICT Skills for the Girls of Coastal Area, the workshops involved approximately 150 teachers specializing in science, mathematics, and ICT from 41 high schools.
December 14th, 2024, was a very playful day for the students of Golden Buds International School. Scratch Bangladesh and BdOSN were present at the school's Education Carnival in Uttara, Dhaka, to introduce robotics and programming to the next generation of creative thinkers.
