From screens to skills: How game-based learning helps make robotics fun for kids

Background: Participant at a robotics and coding competition in New South Wales on 2 November 2025. Inset: Krish Vuppala and Sam Mukka. Credit: Shared by Krish Vuppala.

This episode of SBS Hindi explores how game-based learning is transforming the way children engage with technology. Through hands-on activities in robotics and coding, kids are discovering how to turn screen time into opportunities for creativity, problem-solving and exploration. Krish Vuppala and Sam Mukka from RoboThink Australia share insights into how play can spark curiosity and lay the groundwork for future STEM learning in a fun and meaningful way.

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Published 10 November 2025 10:44am

Updated 10 November 2025 11:32am

Presented by Nabeel Hasan

Source: SBS

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This episode of SBS Hindi explores how game-based learning is transforming the way children engage with technology. Through hands-on activities in robotics and coding, kids are discovering how to turn screen time into opportunities for creativity, problem-solving and exploration. Krish Vuppala and Sam Mukka from RoboThink Australia share insights into how play can spark curiosity and lay the groundwork for future STEM learning in a fun and meaningful way.

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