Since the inception of the program in 2014, we have expanded to different regions of the United States and created a network of Thinkabit Lab sites at schools, universities, libraries and other organizations. Together we have inspired more than 65,000 students to be the next generation of inventors and engineers.
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Learning Center
The Thinkabit Lab team has provided a sample of both career exploration and hands-on engineering activities for you to use in your own classroom, home, or organization.
The Learning Center is open to teachers and adults with an email and provides activities that can be used independently or with a group of students. Be sure to download the getting started guide first.
Visit the Learning CenterLEARNING CENTER ACTIVITIES INCLUDES
- Career Exploration Activities
- A guide to Getting Started with Arduino
- LED Activities
- Servo Activities
- Sensor Activities
- Troubleshooting guide
- Plus, videos for several of the activities that you can watch and use with students.