1Implementation consideration
Use one material for an accessible entry and a more advanced program.
The same physical train needed to support immediate color-snap control and a Scratch-based activity.
CASE 3 / EDUCATION PROGRAM
Two programs:color snapsand Scratch.
Smart Train was selected for two 90-minute special summer programs in 2026: one using color snaps and one using Scratch.
Background
Product and learning information for the educators who build the lesson.
Eikoh Robot Academy designed the two programs. Matrain provided product explanations, reference materials, learning information and answers to introductory questions.
- Use
- Two 90-minute special summer programs in 2026
- Activities
- Color snaps and Scratch
- Matrain's role
- Product explanations, reference materials and introductory questions
Decision record
What was considered,
chosen and verified.
Scope: public information and facts involving Matrain.2Chosen approach
The academy designed separate color-snap and Scratch programs.
Matrain provided product explanations, reference material and learning information while the educator structured the lessons.
3Verified in practice
Selected for two special summer programs in 2026.
Both programs are listed in the academy's public summer-program information.
Arrange color, observe the result and revise.
The train reads colored pieces on the track and turns them into movement. The result appears immediately in the physical vehicle.
Check a program through the movement of the train.
Changing blocks changes travel and lights, making the relationship between code and a physical result visible.
What this case shows
The educator designs the lesson; the product supports it.
The academy created its own program and selected Smart Train as the teaching material. This case does not imply an ongoing curriculum-development or support commitment from Matrain.
Public source: Official 2026 summer program information ↗Eikoh Robot Academy ↗Discuss organizational use →