KID oriented GUI for stamps.
Dgswaner
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the subject kinda asks the question, is there a Stamp GUI for age 10+, kinda like the scribler GUI. but more general?
I have never been more proud, I found my daughter in my "lab", so I asked her what she was up to and she showed me a circuit containing LED's a pot and battery all connected correctly. I guess her science teacher at her old school taught a bit of electronics. She has an interest in electronics, not robotics so much. she would really have a lot of fun with a stamp but Pbasic is still beyond her at this point.
any thoughts?
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I have never been more proud, I found my daughter in my "lab", so I asked her what she was up to and she showed me a circuit containing LED's a pot and battery all connected correctly. I guess her science teacher at her old school taught a bit of electronics. She has an interest in electronics, not robotics so much. she would really have a lot of fun with a stamp but Pbasic is still beyond her at this point.
any thoughts?
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A complex design is the sign of an inferior designer. - Jamie Hyneman, Myth Buster
Comments
You kind of answered your own question. Start her with the Scribbler if you feel straight PBASIC is too advanced for her. Personally, I'd give her a chance with PBASIC first and an hour or two of simple programming instruction.
Regards,
Bruce Bates
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Jeff T
The "What's a Microcontroller" kit is totally non-robotics oriented, and the text is easy enough to read that she shouldn't have any problems. And looking at the projects & diagrams will likely spur her interest in learning PBasic.
Of course, you can still use the Scribbler GUI with the kit.