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* A visible (possibly UV) [[Projects/OpenMeter|spectrometer]]. This should be easy to fit into the confines of the competition, although I personally hadn't thought of a portable power supply it should be simple enough to incorporate. I have ideas that I will try and outline soon to help development. [[user:ciaran.mooney|Ciarán]]
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* A visible (possibly UV) [[Projects/OpenMeter|spectrometer]].  
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** This should be easy to fit into the confines of the competition, although I personally hadn't thought of a portable power supply it should be simple enough to incorporate. I have ideas that I will try and outline soon to help development. [[user:ciaran.mooney|Ciarán]]
  
 
==Roles==
 
==Roles==

Revision as of 09:56, 7 March 2011

Overview

This is a challenge to build a piece of equipment for the classroom.

More details here

Justification

We have to say why we should be allowed to enter, by the 11th of march. This section is a draft for ideas about why we are awesome. I suspect they are looking for impressive projects, so if people want to blow their own trumpets go ahead. Ideally mobile/electronic stuff? Srimech's turing machine might be a good thing, if he wants to get involved?


We have recently started Young Hackspace where we show a bunch of kids around the space and get them to interact. One of the activities was we got them to draw pictures for the hackspace zoo, which we then scanned and laser cut for them to take home.

Ideas

There are different routes we could go in terms of educational content.

Creative

  • Plasticine makerbot

Programmable

  • Some robot or other. Maybe a plotter controlled like logo?
    • Moved to discussion page.
  • Programming Bricks (see discussion page)

Science

  • A visible (possibly UV) spectrometer.
    • This should be easy to fit into the confines of the competition, although I personally hadn't thought of a portable power supply it should be simple enough to incorporate. I have ideas that I will try and outline soon to help development. Ciarán

Roles

Put down what you are interested in working on

Software

I'd be up for coding any programming languages --Eb4890 14:57, 6 March 2011 (UTC)

Electronics

Mechanics