> It makes more sense to me to > have the student build their own project as you suggest *after* they've > messed about with some pre-constructed gadgetry and have a clearer > vision of where it will all end up. I agree.. A completed board, with some interesting sensors and output devices, with well-written code that works, would be a big plus. It's always easier to start off by modifying something that works, than to learn all the twitchy details first.
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: Dragon Rider - opinions (field tester all lined up)
2007-09-16 by David VanHorn