Anyone can follow a workshop on P2PU. Participating is the next level of engagement. The sign-up is a space where interested individuals can express their interest and background in the topic and commit to working with the rest of the participants. Please answer the following set(s) of questions if you want to become a participant or organizer.
Standard Set
This set of signup questions is common to all study groups, courses, ... in P2PU. The answers to these questions will be public once you get accepted.
- What made you interested in this topic?
- What do you hope to achieve by participating?
- Are you interested in helping with the workshop organization?
Public Custom Set
This set of signup questions is particular to this workshop. The answers to these questions will be public once you get accepted.
Let's get to know you better:
Have you tried building or programming electronics before?
Do you have an Arduino?
Answers
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Bio:
Location: London
Standard Set Answer:
I design interfaces every day, but I want to do something physical that involves techology.
I want to have the ability to build my own basic arduino projects, and troubleshoot the electronics and code when they go wrong.
I have been on one day-long Arduino course but it wasn't quite enough to launch me into a place where I can help people on a course. I can help with any UX Design questions though :)
I have a Sparkfun Snap-off Arduino with LDR, LED, buzzer and a few other things on it.
I went on a one-day course about 6 mths ago.
I did a Computer Science paper at Uni, I ended up being able to write basic C.
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Bio:
Location: Omaha
Standard Set Answer:
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Need to learn how to build things.
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learn how to build things.
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no
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Bio:
http://www.whatisarduino.org/bin/Introduction/What+is+Arduino
Location:
Standard Set Answer:
I am a big fan of Arduino. I love their work and I'd be happy to join this group. I would like to post new information about Arduino
Yes. Actually three of them
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Bio:
Science Teacher, Artist, Musician
Location: Tucson, AZ
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I'm leading a class at a small high school on robotics. I have experience in computer programming and industrial and artistic fabrication, and so I can build a lot, but I'd like to connect the programming to whatever I decide to build.
I'd like to learn fairly quickly the ins and outs of the arduino so I can lead a variety of projects on them.
I'm probably not qualified to teach this. I'm here to learn. Preferably at my own pace.
Yes, I build a few different robots as a kid and in college as parts of art projects.
Not yet... soon our science class should have two.
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Bio:
I'm a curious geek, trying to keep my mind open.
Location: Europe
Standard Set Answer:
I like the Arduino project, the Open Source ideas and the Robotics.
I hope I will gain enough knowledge about Arduino to start some simple robotics projects. I bought one Arduino card and a couple of books but I don't have time to start to read them,. I hope with this course I will have the right basic to then start read those books faster and beter
I'd like to help, I don't know how I can.
I did some electronics projects at the University ages ago. To be honest the University courses were really boring and too much "theorical" about this.
Yes, I have one Arduino. I just bought one!
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Bio:
I'm web developer. I study Informatics and I take a few online courses about AI, machine learning, math and economy.
Location: Poland
Standard Set Answer:
Taking my programming skills to next level, using it on real things - I simply LOVE this idea! I'm interested in any help I'll be able to offer.
I have some programming knowledge and I'm very excited about taking it to "real world". Just starting this adventure with my new Arduino Uno. Let's hack the planet ;)
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Bio:
My name is Pablo, I'm a studen who loves to learn new things everyday. now i have great interest in programming and computer systems knowledge, also I love arts and graphic design.
At the present time I'm really interested in web development and design as well.
Location: Colombia
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Arduino simply rules! I hope to learn a lot and be able to code and make stuff really awesome, specially about processin of visual signals.
I have some experience with C in a micro from Motorola , the GP32, but no experience with arduino; about electronics, i know basic stuff, and a pair of circuits donde without any burning xD.
Nop, i dont have Arduino.
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Bio:
Location: Uddevalla, Sweden
Standard Set Answer:
• I have a big interest in electronics, but not much knowleadge. I find the arduino very interesting and I want to get more knowleadge to be able to work with it and use my ideas that I have build up in my mind!
• I hope to be able to build electronic things and to get a knowleadge foundation of electronics.
• I don't think that I have enough knowleadge to be able to help that much.
No. I do know a lot about computers, but I haven't build anything electronics before. But the will to do it is great!
No I don't have an Arduino, but I plan on getting one! Especially if I find this course usefull, which I think I will.
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Bio:
I'm a entrpeneur. I like to learn every thing I can, although I couln´t become an expert in any of them.
Location: México DF
Standard Set Answer:
1)I'm interested in all tools oriented to a "Do it yourself" philosophy.
2) I hope to learn the basics of contollers and sensors in order to make solutions for real life problems and artistic applications.
3) I would like to participate in the organization of the workshop but I'd need to know what you'd like me to do.
I haven't had any contact with electronics, but I eager to learn.
I don't have ARDUINO yet, but I can buy it a soon as the course begin.
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Bio:
Electronic Engineer
Location: La Paz - Bolivia
Standard Set Answer:
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¿Qué lo hizo interesarse en este tema?
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Estoy ingresando en este campo asi que veremos como marcha.
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¿Qué espera lograr al participar?
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cerrar muchas dudas
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¿Está interesado(a) en ayudar con la organización del workshop?
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si, estoy presto a colaborar en lo que pueda.
Have you tried building or programming electronics before?
No, this is my first time.
Do you have an Arduino?
Yes, I do.
