The Best Arduino Class, November 7 & 8, Oakland, CA
The Best Arduino Class, November 7&8, Oakland, CA
If you want to get your feet (and knees and hips!) wet with Arduino, this is the best way. One intensive weekend November 7&8 will help make that project, that business idea, that general knowledge solid! When I’m not in school myself, I teach with Workshop Weekend.
Workshop Weekend: Arduino returns Nov 7-8!
Hi There,
Workshop Weekend: Arduino returns and registration is now open! Join us November 7 and 8, 2015 and we’ll introduce you to the world of Arduino and electronics in a hands-on two day workshop!
Arduino is an open electronics platform designed for artists, designers, and hobbyists. Makers and scientists have used Arduino to make drink-mixers, laser harps and other musical instruments, science experiments, power meters, flying robots and much more. We’ve compiled a set of Arduino starter projects you can start with at Workshop Weekend: Arduino on our Arduino Projects page – these projects are great starting points for future exploration. Or bring your own project!
Workshop Weekend: Arduino is designed to bring you significant experience with both Arduino and electronics, comprehensively leading you through all the key concepts, and giving you a platform from which to explore further. You don’t need to have any experience working with Arduino, electronics, or programming to attend! But if you do have some experience, we’ll help you take your projects to the next level!
Check out the full schedule and register here: http://workshopweekend.net/arduino/catalog
Saturday we’ll guide you through the Arduino hardware and software and work on Arduino labs. Sunday, you’ll work on your own project with our team of expert mentors at hand. Don’t worry if you don’t have a project yet – we’ll get you started with any from our project page. In the process, you’ll learn about topics like advanced programming, working with audio, motors and movement, and LCD character displays.
Use the coupon code NB7887 for $50 off admission!
New this time around, we’ve extended the age range to ages 15-101. And as always, discounted registration is available for those with financial need — please ask.
Please reach out to us if you have any questions at all!
I hope we’ll see you there.
Warmly,
J.D., Rolf, Anca, Smitha, Malcolm, Michael, Tenaya, Andrew and Gil
Sounds cool! Very interested in what you learn
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Cynthia, take a look at the link to WWA: https://workshopweekend.net/arduino/catalog there is a pretty good description about the weekend and about what is covered. The teacher/student ratio and the sub-specialties that each teacher brings pretty much guarantees that you’ll be able to get what you need.
I like your format and may borrow some ideas for the Arduino Class that we are holding at our meetups in Denton, TX
Hi David, I’m glad to hear it. Your site spells out quite a nice list of class topics. I wish you and your students the best!
Thank you lee!