About this Event
This is a hands-on introduction to Arduino taught by Clark Wood. Attendees would bring their own laptop (Windows preferred) and the class would provide everything to connect to the Arduino, program the Arduino with the IDE, and modify the program (aka sketch). Attendees would take their programmed Arduino home with them and will have learned how to go further.
NOTE: if you have a Mac or Linux laptop, please install the Arduino IDE on it before the class.
Note from the Instructor:
You bring your laptop and we will provide the Arduino (clone) and the parts to get it running, including a thumb drive of class materials. You get it set up and then take it all with you.
We will learn:
- What is Arduino?
- Why should I use an Arduino?
- How do I use an Arduino?
This is appropriate for brand new users and for folks who may have tried to get going with an Arduino in the past.
Hope to see you there!
North End Makers is a community that runs a makerspace in North Seattle. We are an all-volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit. Learn more on our website at https://www.northendmakers.org/
Parking is street parking and plentiful in the area.
Proof of vaccination required. You may email this ahead of time to [email protected]. Masks and social distancing enforced.
IMPORTANT INFO:
Refund policy: We currently do not offer refunds or transfers between classes. You may, however, transfer your ticket to another person who is 18 or older. If you need help finding someone to take your spot, you are welcome to post in the class event on our Facebook page or Discord, or ask us to share your email address with the class waitlist.
For your personal safety, please wear closed-toe shoes, tie long hair back, and avoid any dangling jewelry or baggy clothing.
You do not need to bring a paper ticket. Save a tree.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
North End Makerspace, 12317 15th Avenue Northeast, Seattle, United States
USD 40.00