Maker Education can help kids to enjoy learning Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM). We at Fun2Do Labs - Open Education Project have published this presentation so that teachers can help their students to learn basics of science using project based activities. In this presentation we teach how Arduino can be used for creating maker projects.

1. Making Education OPEN and FUN!
Using Arduino
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2. Requirements
Cable Arduino Software (IDE)Arduino UNO
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3. Arduino
Arduino is an open source electronics platform to develop electronic
prototypes & products
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4. Cable
It is called Type A/B cable and is used for connecting Arduino to PC
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5. Arduino Software (IDE)
To communicate between software and hardware we need to use
Arduino IDE
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6. What We Can Do With It? - 1
Robotics Electronics ProjectMobile Controlled Toys
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7. 3D PrinterProgramming
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What We Can Do With It? - 2

8. Digital Pins
Pins in Arduino UNO Board
Analog Pins Power Pins
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9. Digital Pins
Pin 2 to 13 are Digital Pins. Digital pin has only two states ON and OFF.
The ON state is HIGH (5v) and OFF state is Low (0v).
We can use these pins for input or output
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10. Analog Pins
Pin A0 to A5 are analog pins. These pins are mostly use for analog sensor
and have voltage between (0 to 5v)
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11. Power Pins
GND - Ground pin is used to ground the circuit
5v - Regulated power supply is used to power the circuit
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12. Barrel Jack ConnectorUSB
How to Power Arduino UNO?
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13. USB
To power the Arduino you can use 5v from your USB port or an adapter
which should be rated between 5v and 12v
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14. Barrel Jack Connector
To power the Arduino you can use barrel jack connector which
should be rated between 9v and 12v and upto 2A (2 ampere)
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15. How to Use Arduino with PC - 1
Connect PC with Arduino with type A/B USB cable
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16. How to Use Arduino with PC - 2
After connecting Arduino to PC select Arduino port in Arduino IDE via
Tools -> Port -> (port number may be different in your PC)
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17. How to Use Arduino with PC - 2
To run the project, click on the Upload icon
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18. saurabh@fun2dolabs.org
@skjsaurabh | @fun2dolabs
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