Creating a 3D Educational Game on Microcontrollers: What Should Be Included?
So I have a question: I'm making a 3d game on the web for kids to learn science and engineering, and right now im specifically making a course about microcontrollers. I came here to ask: what should I add to it? What are the must haves? Im thinking a general introduction to Arduino, or Raspberry Pi. What do you think?
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Hi @Mairuonis start with Arduino , it's a bit easier to learn , for kids.
From setting up the board => writing simple code => controlling LEDs or sensors. Would you make it in a way they can see the code and the results in the game itself?...
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Hi @Mairuonis start with Arduino , it's a bit easier to learn , for kids.
From setting up the board => writing simple code => controlling LEDs or sensors. Would you make it in a way they can see the code and the results in the game itself?
Yes, somewhat like tinkercad but in 3d. So you wire up your schematic in 3d, code it in a simple editor and run the simulation (and thus finishing the level and getting another task)