Harry Moore School of New Jersey City University. This spring, she used Sphero the Robot to teach her students about the famous painter Jackson Pollock. Janice works with students ranging from ages 3 to 21 who have low-incidence disabilities and creates art lessons that are accessible for all of her students, many of whom are in wheelchairs. For this project, she used the basic Sphero app, placed a rubber knobbly cover over the robot, and dipped it in different colors of paint as she arranged and placed a giant canvas in front of the whole class. Then, the students took turns holding their iPads to drive the robot as it splattered paint all over the canvas. Even if a student had challenges with their mobility, they were still able to paint with the robot by switching the app from joystick mode to tilt mode. The robot promoted accessibility within the art curriculum.