The centerpiece of the project is a university level TekBot (TM) learning platform that is being adapted to the middle school level. This platform can be used to demonstrate basic applications in wireless, video and signal processing, sensors, video displays, electronics, control systems, embedded systems, digital logic and introductory programming. The curriculum being developed in the project employs TekBots as a fundamental strategy for problem-based instructional activities. It is adaptable, expandable and cost-effective, providing learning experiences that can extend into high school and college. Results are being disseminated through publications and presentations, teacher workshops, displays prepared for the Omaha Children's Museum and collaborations with other universities using robotics platforms. An interactive, dynamic website has been created with modules and tutorials, uploadable programs, videoclips and links to robotics research. As of December 2007, a total 70 teachers have been trained and more than 100 lessons have been created. Teacher surveys and assessments have documented teacher significant growth in problem-based learning, robotics, electronics, and engineering design.