New Diy App @diy


New DIY app, great new features and more – get it!



GE GENIUS MAN @generalelectric #GENIUSMAN

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GE GENIUS MAN. Looking forward to GENIUS WOMAN too :)

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Make a lemon battery with ADABOT “…my 3 yr old future engineer loved it!”

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kapuzniak writes -

Thanks @adafruit for the fun lemon battery experiment, my 3 yr old future engineer loved it!


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“B is for Battery” – Circuit Playground Episode 2 (video).



NEW PRODUCT – Bare Conductive Greeting Card Kit – Classroom pack

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NEW PRODUCT – Bare Conductive Greeting Card Kit – Classroom pack. This is a lovely way to get an entire classroom of up to 30 students started with Bare Conductive paint, with three fun electronic greeting cards. There are 30 card kits, 3 each of 10 different cute robot designs and 10 each of 3 different colored blinking LEDs. Use the included 10 mL pens to draw traces and connect components on the front of the card.

Comes with: 30 x cards, 10 x 10mL Bare Conductive pen, 30 x auto-flashing red, green or blue LEDs, 30 x 3v coin batteries. Each card has basic instructions on it and there’s an teachers guide and additional CD with more information.

Bare Conductive Paint is a multipurpose electrically conductive material perfect for all of your DIY projects! Bare Paint is water based, nontoxic and dries at room temperature.

Bare Paint is the first non-toxic electrically conductive paint available to consumers today. This unique child-friendly material is designed for people of all ages to explore and learn about electronics with an inclusive, easy-to-use material.

Bare Paint provides a dramatically different method of interacting with electronics as it can be applied to almost any surface, including cardboard, paper, wood, wallpaper, walls, textiles, and some plastics.

Bare paint can be used to replace conventional acid etching, making it a great electronics prototyping tool. Nontoxic and water-soluble, Bare Paint can be used without gloves or mask. The paint dries quickly at room temperature, and can be removed with soap and water. This means it’s also not water-proof or weather-resistant!

Application Methods Include: painting, screen printing & spray painting among others. Despite being called “Bare” conductive, it’s meant not for use on bare skin.

In stock and shipping now!



“B is for Battery” – Circuit Playground Episode 2 (video)


Learn all about electronics and how to make a lemon battery with Ladyada and ADABOT! Video here!



CryptoKids – Future Codemakers & Codebreakers with CryptoCat and DecipherDog

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CryptoKids – Future Codemakers & Codebreakers with CryptoCat and DecipherDog via Slate.

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“B is for Battery” – Circuit Playground Episode 2 – comes out in 24 hours!

Circuit Playground B Is For-1

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“B is for Battery” – Circuit Playground Episode 2! Learn all about electronics and how to make a lemon battery is about to be released! – Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube to see it first! http://adafru.it/subscribe



Mister Rogers Remixed (B-Side) | Sing Together


Mister Rogers Remixed (B-Side) | Sing Together | PBS Digital Studios.

Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted June 7, 2013 at 8:40 am


Rails Girls Summer of Code

Rails Girls Summer of Code.

Rails Girls Summer of Code helps Rails Girls students get into Open Source. Just like in Google Summer of Code and Ruby Summer of Code, students will be paid so they’re free to work on Open Source projects for a few months. Unlike those programs, the Rails Girls Summer of Code is about helping students to further expand their knowledge and skills by contributing to a great Open Source project (rather than producing highly sophisticated code).

Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted June 3, 2013 at 3:00 pm


A is for Array – The Book for Programmers-To-Be #codingwithmykids

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A is for Array | The Book for Programmers-To-Be.

A is for Array is the book for programmers and their successors. Created by a father for his three young children, this beautifully illustrated book will captivate your children and open their eyes to the incredible world of programming.

I love to code. I have 3 awesome (young) kids. Before my first one was born, I thought to myself, “I need to figure out a way to use her language to illuminate mine.”A is for Array was born that day. It has been a few years since then.

My kids often come in to my office and each time are greeted with a few pieces of candy and/or snacks. When my oldest daughter was asked what it is that I do, she responded with, “He goes to work and eats candy and plays on his computer.” The dream was reawakened.

I am sure that many of you guys (and gals) share similar experiences, hearing whispers of “code monkey” and the like from friends, family, and curious coworkers. Well, A is for Array is here to save the day.

Full of beautiful illustrations illuminating the concepts that programmers work with daily, the book aims to give your loved ones an insight into your world.
Share this book with your little programmers-to-be.

On Amazon.


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Ladyada’s “E is for Electronics”: Ladyada’s “E is for Electronics” is a coloring book adventure with electronic components and their inventors. Makers of all ages can learn, color, and share common parts and historical figures throughout history. Explore the world of electronics with Ladyada as your guide! (read more)

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Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted May 31, 2013 at 7:49 am


1983′s “Introduction to Machine Code for Beginners”

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1983′s “Introduction to Machine Code for Beginners”… via BB.

Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted May 16, 2013 at 10:39 am


Scratch 2.0

What’s New in 2.0? – Scratch.

Welcome to a new generation of Scratch! With Scratch 2.0, you can create new types of projects, work together in new ways, and learn new things in the process. Scratch 2.0 allows you to create, edit, and view projects directly in your web browser. (You no longer have to download or upload projects or install any software.)


cratch – Skill badge, iron-on patch – You are learning Scratch! Adafruit offers a fun and exciting “badges” of achievement for electronics, science and engineering. We believe everyone should be able to be rewarded for learning a useful skill, a badge is just one of the many ways to show and share.

Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted May 10, 2013 at 7:23 am


Why Man Creates


One of the best short films you can show a kid.

Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted May 8, 2013 at 12:32 pm


Hopscotch – making it easy for kids to learn to code

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Hopscotch.

Coding for kids: an iPad programming language. Hopscotch allows you to create an interactive program on the iPad by dragging blocks of code and dropping them into a scripting area. No typing required. For this first release we focused our efforts on creating an intuitive and beautiful programming experience.

We’re not aware of any other products quite like ours. No other programming language has been designed to be used on a mobile interface. So I think we can safely say that, in addition to making a beautiful and “addictive” product, we’ve also built the first language made specifically to be programmed on a mobile device. That’s something that we’re really proud of. 

Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted April 29, 2013 at 8:10 am


Make games together with CraftStudio

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Make games together with CraftStudio.

CraftStudio lets you build games from scratch in real-time over the Internet. Come jam with your team or join others to make your dream games come true!

Filed under: educators — by adafruit, posted April 26, 2013 at 8:05 am


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