SparkFun coming to Jeff City
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Nathan Odle
Oct 29, 2012, 7:15:17 PM10/29/12
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For those who aren't familiar with SparkFun by now, they're probably the most popular 'hobbyist' electronics supplier these days.
Noticed on their homepage today that they're going to be at the "Missouri Educational Robotics Conference" in Jeff City, November 9th - 11th. The conference itself seems to be aimed at educators, and they list "4-H volunteers and staff, afterschool staff and directors, community youth groups, and municipal recreation programs" as their audience. That said, they'll probably take $99 from anyone who will give it to them.
Looking at the schedule, they have the usual SparkFun-y stuff, like Arduino tutorials, LilyPad stuff, et cetera. There's also something on the program for a 3D printing thing from the KC hackerspace.
Anyway, if anyone is interested you can check out the SparkFun post at: http://www.sparkfun.com/news/992
Noticed on their homepage today that they're going to be at the "Missouri Educational Robotics Conference" in Jeff City, November 9th - 11th. The conference itself seems to be aimed at educators, and they list "4-H volunteers and staff, afterschool staff and directors, community youth groups, and municipal recreation programs" as their audience. That said, they'll probably take $99 from anyone who will give it to them.
Looking at the schedule, they have the usual SparkFun-y stuff, like Arduino tutorials, LilyPad stuff, et cetera. There's also something on the program for a 3D printing thing from the KC hackerspace.
Anyway, if anyone is interested you can check out the SparkFun post at: http://www.sparkfun.com/news/992
Michael Overstreet
Oct 29, 2012, 7:45:40 PM10/29/12
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I wonder who is teaching the 3d printing class? I bet it is a real smart guy!
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