Basic Arduino 1/4: make an LED blink
Lección creada desde Markdown.
- Embedded systems
- Lower secondary / first physical-programming lessons
- 35 min
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Arduino Board (code)
Program a real Arduino Uno board and use basic peripherals
- Real-time labs
- Codeide
- University & College
- High School
Laboratory information
With this laboratory, you can program a real Arduino Uno board. It also includes several input and output peripherals, similar to those that are often included in Arduino starter kits.
Those peripherals include LEDs, switches, buttons, an OLED display, a servo motor, etc.
What students do
Operate real equipment and reason from the measurements.
- Recommended level
- University & College, High School
- Typical access model
- Real-time labs, Codeide
- Works on
- Modern web browsers on school, university, and home computers.
- Teaching use
- Suitable for assignments, demonstrations, LMS-linked activities, and remote practical work.
Ready lesson plans
Teach lessons using this laboratory
Preview classroom-ready activities that guide students through the real laboratory.
Basic Arduino 2/4: create a light sequence
Lección creada desde Markdown.
- Embedded systems
- Lower secondary / first physical-programming lessons
- 35 min
Basic Arduino 3/4: control speed with a potentiometer
Lección creada desde Markdown.
- Embedded systems
- Lower secondary / first physical-programming lessons
- 35 min
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Available experiments
Use the real laboratory from the browser.
Arduino Board IDE
Write your Arduino code!
Teaching resources
Public laboratory contents
Practice 1 - LEDs and serial terminal
Learn how to use the LEDs and how to print into the serial terminal.
Open resourcePractice 2 - Conditionals, buttons and LEDs
Learn how to detect button presses and use conditionals to react to them.
Open resource