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Last week, we held our first Halloween-themed Arduino workshop. Our computer electronics expert, Tiffany Chan, led participants through the process of creating a box monster using an Arduino (a credit card-sized computer), crafts materials, and a plain old shoe or gift box. Everyone was incredibly focused throughout the workshop as they assembled their boxes for pranking and scaring purposes. This turned to ear-to-ear grins as individuals got their electronics working and moved into decorating their boxes.
Tiffany did a great job leading this workshop and achieving the Makerspace Workshop Trifecta: Interesting, Educational, and Fun!
Here are the resources for this workshop:
If you’re interested in learning about Arduinos, be sure to check out one of our workshops: https://oac.uvic.ca/dsc/workshops/
https://oac.uvic.ca/dsc/workshops/
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