Stories in Motion: Exploring Creativity Through Robotics-Enhanced Storytelling
Part of ASCD Annual ConferencePresented by Vicky Cai | Pei Ge | Sai Navyasri Soanker
Tuesday 30 June 2026·10:00 am
This session shares findings from a mixed-methods study investigating how robotics-enhanced storytelling supports children’s creative development. Using TTCT-F and rubric-based analyses, it examines associations between divergent thinking and applied creativity, offering evidence for how collaborative narrative design promotes measurable creative growth in hands-on learning environments.
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