((PKG))  HI TECH - CLO-BOT / ROBOT GOES TO 
SCHOOL  
((Banner:  Robotics))  
((Reporter:  Carolyn Presutti))  
((Camera:  Adam Greenbaum))  
((Producers:  Elizabeth Cherneff, Martin Secrest))  
((Map:  Baltimore, Maryland)) 
((Main characters:  2 females;  1 male))  
((NATS:
Reporter:  Tell me your name.
Cloe:  Cloe. 
Reporter:  Tell me how old you are. 
Cloe:  11)) 
((Popup Banner:  Homebound by surgery, Cloe attends 
school virtually with a device from Double Robotics))  
((NATS)) 
((Rob Gray, Cloe’s Father))   
At it’s heart, it’s incredibly convenient.  Once we found out it 
was basically an I-Pad on a segway, it was like that makes a 
lot of sense.
((NATS: 
Student:  Cloe, you look tired. 
Teacher:  Cloe, what was something your group had?
Cloe:  They bring like special tools for the data.)) 
((Mary Fucella, Fifth Grade Teacher))  
Yeah, it was just like having another student in the 
classroom, yes.  It’s really nice and they help her out like the 
same way that they would help out another student.  
((NATS:
Reporter:  And how’s it been for you?)) 
((Mary Fucella, Fifth Grade Teacher))  
I’ve enjoyed it.  I also feel like it’s a learning experience too, 
to be able to interact with someone that’s at home but then 
feeling like they’re still in the classroom.  I think is so 
important. 
((NATS:
Mary Fucella:  What’s the first thing that we do?  Raise your 
hand and tell me.)) 
((Mary Fucella, Fifth Grade Teacher))  
I mean I feel like it’s wonderful because I know I’ve always 
heard of a lot of students that had to be on home teaching 
and then them missing a lot of curriculum and then also 
missing the socialization with their friends.  And now for her, 
to be able to rest at home but then also be able to be in the 
classroom, is wonderful.
((Cloe, Student))  
Like I said, I think it means that it was a small step for him but 
when he tells like other people, they’ll think, ‘Oh my God, it’s 
so cool!’ 
((NATS: 
Cloe:  I think I know the answer.  I’ll try it and I get it right.  I’m 
like, ‘Oh, personal victory.  Whoa.’ 
((NATS))