Ramon Carrasco

Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia

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Ramon Carrasco is an emerging researcher in educational robotics, computational thinking, and human-robot interaction, with a focus on collaborative learning environments. His most cited work, "Build your own robot" (2021), introduces a pioneering pilot study where parents and children engage together in robotics sessions, bridging the gap between formal education and family-based learning. This research contributes to the growing movement integrating programming and robotics into early education, emphasizing the role of shared problem-solving in developing computational skills. Although his citation count is currently modest—with 2 citations for his flagship paper—Carrasco’s work is notable for its innovative approach to inclusive, hands-on STEM education. By designing activities that foster intergenerational collaboration, he addresses critical gaps in how computational thinking is taught outside traditional classrooms. His research has practical implications for educators, curriculum developers, and families, offering a replicable model for engaging young learners. As the field of educational robotics expands, Carrasco’s contributions provide a foundation for future studies on parent-child dynamics in tech-enhanced learning, positioning him as a thoughtful voice in the dialogue on accessible, participatory STEM education.