Opening book details…
Can I read Arduino (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) on EtoBox?
Arduino (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) by Terence O'Neill; Josh Williams; Becky Stewart is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Arduino (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) about?
1 online resource (32 pages) : The Arduino is a small inexpensive computer that can be used to build and program almost anything a maker can imagine. Readers will discover new processes, integrate visual information with text and learn technical word meanings as they read the history of the Arduino and see how makers have put it to use in their inventions. They will also find out how to set up and program their own Arduino devices Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index What is on an Arduino? -- How Do I Communicate with My Arduino? -- How to Share What You Have with the World -- Glossary Print version record
- Author
- Terence O'Neill; Josh Williams; Becky Stewart
- Publisher
- Ann Arbor, Michigan: Cherry Lake Publishing
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781118948477
- Subjects
- Technology, Science, Literary Fiction
- Rating
- 3.53 / 5 (14 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
Other editions & translations
More by Terence O'Neill; Josh Williams; Becky Stewart
Browse all works by Terence O'Neill; Josh Williams; Becky Stewart
Similar books
- 3d Printing (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers As Innovators) — O'Neill, Terence; Williams, Josh (2014)
- Makey Makey (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) — Ng, Sandy, 1991- author (2017)
- 3D Modeling (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) — Zizka, Theo, author, None (2015)
- Controlling an Ozobot (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) — Lovett, Amber, author (2017)
- Prototyping (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) — Eric Cook (2015)
- Makerspaces (21st Century Skills Innovation Library: Makers as Innovators) — Samantha Roslund and Emily Puckett Rodgers (2014)