New club formed last month

[RoboMentor]

Hello guys
We established our VEX club last month and would appreciate any assistance. It would be greatly helpful if anyone could share their VEX V5 and VEX VR coding resources from last year’s competition. Thank you.

[47969X-QuackHeads]

For v5, you can use the V5 code website or download it on your device, however I think that they are shutting down the downloaded version on chromebooks. They have tutorials on coding with blocks, not sure about python and C++. If I were the instructor, I would see if my students would start on blocks for maybe a year and switch to Python or C++ because text code has many advantages.
The REC Library also has a lot of good information not only on code but about Vex V5 and they might have something on VR. Me and my team learned a ton from the articles featured on there and I’m sure it would help your students. Those are just some of the top of my head but there are a lot more out there if you just search something up on the web but make sure it is trusted!

[J.4]

Here’s a list of New Team Resources that you might find useful:

New Team Starting Resources

Inspired by @Micahy321 's comment to this post, and a few other helpful recommendations regarding content (thank you to @J.4 ), I’ve put together a list of resources for new teams:

But first of all, what are the team roles, and who should know what?

Well, usually there are 4 main roles in a team: Builder/Designer: They design and build the robot. Usually other teammates assist the builder to construct the robot. They need to know all the hardware, their uses, and overall robot design “philosop…

[RoboMentor]

I meant does anyone have last season competition block coding?