Customizing Resources Using Google Drive in VEXcode VR

Editing or sharing VEXcode VR Activities, as well as other resources from the Teacher Portal using Google Drive, can be accomplished in a few easy steps by using ‘Make a copy.’


How to use ‘Make a copy’ for a VEXcode VR Google Doc or Google Sheet

Ensure you are logged into your Google account, and open the Google Doc or Google Sheet you would like to edit or share.

For this example, the Basketball Drills VEXcode VR Activity will be used. To learn more about VEXcode VR Activities, view this article

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR interface, showcasing the block-based coding environment designed for teaching coding concepts through virtual robotics, highlighting features for both beginners and advanced users.

Open the activity and select ‘File.’

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR interface showing the 'Make a Copy' option, illustrating the platform's user-friendly design for teaching coding concepts through a virtual robot environment.

Select ‘Make a copy.’

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR interface showing the 'Rename' feature, illustrating how users can modify the names of their projects or code blocks within the online programming environment designed for teaching coding concepts.

Rename the document if you choose.

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR interface showing a block-based coding environment, designed for teaching coding concepts through virtual robotics, suitable for beginners and advanced users in STEM education.

Select ‘My Drive’ as the folder location and then select ‘OK’ to save a copy of the activity to your Google Drive.

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR interface showcasing the block-based coding environment, designed for teaching coding concepts through a virtual robot, suitable for students and educators in STEM education.

This new copy can use all of your Google Document features, such as editing and sharing.

Screenshot of Google Classroom interface displaying VEXcode VR resources, highlighting coding concepts and virtual robot programming for STEM education in a classroom setting.

Note: Some Classroom Management Systems like Google Classroom will automatically prompt you to make a copy.

Some example resources

Pacing guide for teaching with VEXcode VR, outlining key concepts and timelines for educators to effectively integrate coding and robotics principles into their curriculum.

You can use the procedures above to ‘Make a copy' of many different resources. Some examples include:

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR programming interface, showcasing a block-based coding environment designed for teaching coding concepts through virtual robotics, highlighting features for both beginners and advanced users.

  • Email Home - VEXcode VR: another great example of a resource found in the Teacher Portal. This can save countless hours by having all the pertinent information already created for parents. By using ‘Make a copy,’ you can customize it for each class!

For more information about the educator resources provided to support VEXcode VR, view this article.

For more information, help, and tips, check out the many resources at VEX Professional Development Plus

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