Intro to Arduino Programming and Animated Fashion (Bracelet)
Day 1:
In this workshop, participants will use the micro:bit’s drag and drop interface, MakeCode, to learn how to code the device. Students will walk through the various features of a micro:bit and learn how the code they create can activate animation, temperature sensing, radio buttons and motion sensors. Students will also design and make their own animated bracelet.
Day 2:
The credit-card sized Arduino board is used in robotics, to control sensors, or to create wearable technology. In this workshop, students will get hands-on with their own Arduino to create projects using sensors and light displays. No coding experience is required.
This academy is made possible through a collaborative partnership between Hendricks CareerTek and Blackhawk Technical College. Instructional materials provided by Tech Girlz.
Who: Ages 12-18 (Limited to 20 students)
When: Wed-Thu, June 26 & 27
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Location: BTC Milton campus (15 Plumb St, Milton, WI 53563)
Food: Lunch & snacks provided
Cost: No cost—Cost for devices is covered by Hendricks CareerTek