Stamp Educational PPT Tutorial
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Hello,
Specifically intented for our educational customers, but helpful for anybody
learning the BASIC Stamp, we're developing a PowerPoint and web-based
tutorial in partnership with Southern Illinois University. This tutorial is
one-third of the way finished and can be downloaded right here:
http://www.stampsinclass.com/html_files/downloads_curriculum_others.htm
The tutorial is intented to demonstrate using the Windows editor, writing
simple I/O code, building circuits, program structuring, communication,
electronic basics, number systems, etc. in a dynamic way. There are
pictures, videos, and very demonstrative examples showing how to use the
Stamp.
In keeping with the Stamps in Class concept, this tutorial is to reflect the
intent of the educator who will use it as a resource for their students. If
you are an educator and have ideas for improving our presentation please
tell us! This is your program and we do exactly what you tell us to do
(except give away too much hardware, of course)!
The tutorial includes instructions for providing feedback to the creators of
the project, too.
If you are interested download the documentation and provide feedback.
Sincerely,
Ken Gracey, Parallax
http://www.parallaxinc.com and http://www.stampsinclass.com
Specifically intented for our educational customers, but helpful for anybody
learning the BASIC Stamp, we're developing a PowerPoint and web-based
tutorial in partnership with Southern Illinois University. This tutorial is
one-third of the way finished and can be downloaded right here:
http://www.stampsinclass.com/html_files/downloads_curriculum_others.htm
The tutorial is intented to demonstrate using the Windows editor, writing
simple I/O code, building circuits, program structuring, communication,
electronic basics, number systems, etc. in a dynamic way. There are
pictures, videos, and very demonstrative examples showing how to use the
Stamp.
In keeping with the Stamps in Class concept, this tutorial is to reflect the
intent of the educator who will use it as a resource for their students. If
you are an educator and have ideas for improving our presentation please
tell us! This is your program and we do exactly what you tell us to do
(except give away too much hardware, of course)!
The tutorial includes instructions for providing feedback to the creators of
the project, too.
If you are interested download the documentation and provide feedback.
Sincerely,
Ken Gracey, Parallax
http://www.parallaxinc.com and http://www.stampsinclass.com