:: Manuals and Curriculum ::
Manuals and curriculum provide cohesive coverage of Arduino in general, or a specific application of arduino. In either case, these are single sources that cover a variety of related topics. These could be used by individuals, teacher, and classes as stand-alone introductions to Arduino.

Arduino Website on PDF

These PDF files are useful if you haven't access to the internet and you want to have the most information available on the Arduino website with you. (all files created on 21/07/2008)

• Getting Started Section - download here (1.78MB)
• Learning Section - download here (4.62MB)
• Reference Section - download here (3.62MB)

Introductory

• Arduino Booklet - written by Massimo Banzi - has become theO'Reilly book "Getting Started With Arduino" (Must be purchased) here

• Arduino Programming Notebook - written by Brian Evans in its first edition can be
  • purchased as a 40 page paperback at publishing cost at LULU, or
  • downloaded for free as a pdf: arduino_notebook_v1-1.pdf

• Tutorial - Learn electronics using Arduino: covers the fundamental things you can do with Arduino. Very detailed, with lots of pictures and videos.

• Getting Started - Designers guide to getting started with electronic sketching

• CourseWare - This CourseWare page aims to create "course materials that can be used at different educational institutions."

• The Complete Beginners Guide to the Arduino - Beginners guide to using the Arduino. Contains tutorial projects.

• Quarkstream - Arduino tutorials for high school Physics class.

Application Specific

• Wearables - Wearable + Arduino

• CoffeeTronics - Using Arduino to modify your coffee machine, espresso machine, grinder, coffee roaster, or electric tea kettle.