[dorkbotsea-blabber] Fwd: Arduino-Phys Computing class at 911

[shelly at hive-mind.com]

This looks like a great class!  I've been hearing good things about the
Arduino from maker friends.

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From: Tina <tina at 911media.org>
Date: Thu, May 1, 2008 at 5:36 AM
Subject: Arduino-Phys Computing class at 911
To: shelly at hive-mind.com
Cc: shellyhivemind at gmail.com


Hello Shelly,
Misha mentioned to let you know about this class. We posted it to dorkbot
blabber- but maybe you have some other email lists that my help us get the
information out.
Thanks in advance- maybe we'll see you tonight at the May day party!
best
Tina


http://www.911media.org/workshops/arduino.pl
Intro to Arduino and Physical Computing

4 Tuesdays May 27, June 3,10,17 6-9pm

instructor - Per Nilsson
member cost - $ 295
non member cost - $ 325

This Course will teach you the basics of physical interactivity using
sensors, actuators and the open source hardware + software Arduino. arduino
official site

After completing the course you will be able to build objects that react to
movement, touch, light changes, sound, or temperature. You will also learn
how to connect Arduino to software like Flash, MAX/MSP, and Processing. This
is a great class for anyone interested in interactivty, kinetics and
robotics. Lab fee: 75.00 Dollars This fee covers your arduino board, simple
sensors, wire and resisitors.

Per NilssonPer Nilsson is a designer and photographer from Gavle, Sweden. He
received his BSc in Interaction Design from the University of Malmo in 2007.
He is currently living in Vancouver, BC, developing websites for a small
company. In the fall semester of 2007, he taught a third-year course in
Interactive Objects and Environments at the School of Interactive Arts and
Technology, Simon Fraser University. His work can be found at Sproutlab



Tina Aufiero

education director

tina at 911media.org
p206.682.6552 x14

f206.464.9009

402 9th ave N seattle wa 98109

check out our workshops and youth programs!
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