Remote learning with Arduino

REMOTE LEARNING

LEARNING ELECTRONICS & CODING AT HOME

Are you an educator or parent helping children learn remotely? Find out more about how to teach students electronics, programming and coding with Arduino.

Last Updated on December 17th 2020

Discover how you can teach and learn at home with Arduino

These are unprecedented times where schools are changing and we need to rethink how we teach. We have gathered a number of resources to assist teachers, students and parents in teaching and learning technology at home or remotely.

Explore our resources for remote learning and homeschooling, including tutorials, articles, live sessions and products.

Video tutorials

These video tutorials are designed around the Arduino Starter Kit, and can be used with the kit’s electronic components and the Projects Book to teach electronics and coding at home.

Holiday Lights

Use multiple colorful LEDs to decorate your home with a unique light show.

Set Up Your Tools

Get your tools ready for building Arduino projects.

Project 1

Make a simple circuit using switches and an LED.

Project 2

Create a control panel for your spaceship by connecting switches and LEDs to an Arduino board.

Project 3

Build a circuit that acts as a thermometer and measure how hot you are!

Project 4

Create a lamp that smoothly changes colors depending on the external lighting conditions.

Project 5

Use a servo motor to make a mechanical gauge to point out your mood.

Project 6

Make some noise! Use a piezo and a light sensor to make a light-based theremin.

Project 7

Build a musical instrument that plays different tones on a piezo.

Project 8

Create a visual timer with only a few components to help you with time management.

Project 9

Make a pinwheel that spins with the power of a DC motor.

Project 10

Build your own zoetrope that animates a drawing.

Project 11

Create a crystal ball to tell your future!

Project 12

Create a secret box that opens with the right knock!

Project 13

Build a touch sensor lamp using the capacitance of your body.

Project 14

Use serial communication and a graphical interface called Processing to tweak the Arduino logo.

Project 15

Learn how to hack a button and automate your fan in the summer heat using an Arduino board!

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Recommended for remote learning

These Arduino products include all necessary materials for one person, and fit perfectly for teaching and learning at home.

Ages 11+

Student Kit

Learn electronics and get started with programming with this beginner-friendly kit, designed for homeschooling and remote learning.

Ages 16+

Arduino Certification

Certify your knowledge of Arduino in the field of programming and electronics by taking this official online exam.

Ages 11+

Starter Kit

Get started with learning electronics with the classic Starter Kit, which includes all the neccesary hardware and the Projects Book in iconic design.