- In the Classroom
- EXP STEM Lab Unit Concepts
- Facilitating an EXP STEM Lab Competition
- Implementing STEM Lab Units with VEX EXP
- Running an EXP STEM Lab Challenge
- Running an EXP STEM Lab Competition
- See all articles under the In the Classroom section.
- More Ways to Teach
- Co-creating Learning Targets with Your Students
- Having Effective Debrief Conversations with Your Students
- Incorporating VEX EXP into your Curriculum
- Using Pseudocode with Your Students
- Using VEX EXP Activities in the Classroom
- Educator Resources
- Brain
- Connecting Devices to Smart Ports on the EXP Brain
- Navigating the EXP Brain Screen
- Powering the EXP Brain On and Off
- Running Drive Program on EXP Brain
- Running User Programs from EXP Brain
- See all articles under the Brain section.
- Controller
- Calibrating the VEX EXP Controller
- Charging the EXP Controller
- Installing EXP Controller Battery
- Understanding Button and Joystick Names on EXP Controller
- Understanding Indicator Lights on EXP Controller
- See all articles under the Controller section.
- Motor
- Sensors
- Understanding Inertial Sensor Data from the VEX EXP Brain
- Using Bumper Switch with VEX EXP
- Using Distance Sensor with VEX EXP
- Using Optical Sensor with VEX EXP
- Battery
- Install
- Installing the VEX Devices Driver Installer for VEX EXP
- Installing VEXcode EXP on Android
- Installing VEXcode EXP on iPad
- Installing VEXcode EXP on Mac
- Installing VEXcode EXP on Windows
- See all articles under the Install section.
- Firmware
- Updating VEX EXP Brain Firmware in App-based VEXcode EXP
- Updating VEX EXP Brain Firmware in Web-based VEXcode EXP
- Updating VEX EXP Controller Firmware in App-based VEXcode EXP
- Updating VEX EXP Controller Firmware in Web-based VEXcode EXP (Mac/Chromebook)
- Updating VEX EXP Controller Firmware in Web-based VEXcode EXP (Windows)
- Key Features
- Connect to the Brain
- Connecting an EXP Brain to Computer via USB
- Connecting to the Brain with Web-Based VEXcode EXP - Chromebook
- Connecting to the Brain with Web-based VEXcode EXP - Mac
- Connecting to the Brain with Web-based VEXcode EXP - Windows
- Connecting with App-based VEXcode EXP to an EXP Brain - Android
- See all articles under the Connect to the Brain section.
- Connect to the Controller
- Connecting to the Controller with Web-based VEXcode EXP - Chromebook
- Connecting to the Controller with Web-based VEXcode EXP - Mac
- Connecting to the Controller with Web-based VEXcode EXP - Windows
- Robot Config
- Configuring 3-Wire Devices in VEXcode EXP
- Configuring a 2-Motor Drivetrain in VEXcode EXP
- Configuring a 4-Motor Drivetrain in VEXcode EXP
- Configuring a Controller in VEXcode EXP
- Configuring a Motor Group in VEXcode EXP
- See all articles under the Robot Config section.
- Open and Save Blocks Projects
- Loading and Saving VEXcode EXP Projects on a Chrome Browser
- Opening a VEXcode EXP Blocks Project on an iPad
- Opening and Saving Blocks Projects on Mac
- Opening and Saving Blocks Projects on Windows
- Saving a VEXcode EXP Blocks Project on an Android Tablet
- See all articles under the Open and Save Blocks Projects section.
- Blocks Tutorials
- Deleting a Block in VEXcode EXP
- Disabling and Enabling Blocks in VEXcode EXP
- Downloading a Blocks Project to a Selected Slot in VEXcode EXP
- Downloading and Running a VEXcode EXP Project
- Understanding Blocks Shapes & Their Meaning
- See all articles under the Blocks Tutorials section.
- Open and Save Python Projects
- Opening an EXP Python Project on macOS
- Opening an EXP Python Project on Windows
- Saving an EXP Python Project on macOS
- Saving an EXP Python Project on Windows
- Python Tutorials
- Using the Autocomplete Feature in a VEXcode EXP Python Project
- Starting, Downloading, and Running a Python Project in VEXcode EXP
- Using Python Example Projects and Templates in VEXcode EXP
- Using the Code Viewer for Python in VEXcode EXP
- Using Comments in VEXcode EXP with Python
- See all articles under the Python Tutorials section.
- Open and Save C++ Projects
- Loading a VEXcode EXP C++ Project on a Chrome Browser
- Opening a VEXcode EXP C++ Project on macOS
- Opening a VEXcode EXP C++ Project on Windows
- Saving a VEXcode EXP C++ Project on a Chrome Browser
- Saving a VEXcode EXP C++ Project on macOS
- See all articles under the Open and Save C++ Projects section.
- C++ Tutorials
- Creating a New VEXcode EXP C++ Project
- Starting, Downloading, and Running a VEXcode EXP C++ Project
- Using the Code Viewer for C++ in VEXcode EXP
- Using the VEXcode EXP C++ Autocomplete Feature
- Using VEXcode EXP C++ Example Projects and Templates
- Project Help
- Troubleshooting