The Arduino integrated board is a small requirement and is not suitable for all scenarios. If you have a need for younger students to learn Arduino or for large classes, you might want to consider it. Of course, there are many products that meet the same needs. The course videos have already started. This is the first update today. If you need equipment, you can contact me. To visit Teacher Su’s small shop, please click here.

Originally, everyone was happily playing with the breadboard wiring method of Arduino. Later, the users of Arduino gradually developed towards younger age groups, leading to modular designs, and later integrated small cars, as well as similar integrated boards. Arduino is there, and it doesn’t have to be limited to one way of playing or a few ways of playing. Discussing which is better or worse without considering the usage scenarios and the pain points is meaningless.

Recently, I created a children’s programming group chat. I also held a live broadcast yesterday, discussing the topic of robot examinations. On February 4th, we will talk about the Arduino integrated board. On February 6th, we will discuss Scratch video interactive games. If you are also a teacher in the industry or a parent interested in this area, you are welcome to join us for discussion and mutual improvement.