Calling all aspiring programmers! Snapino, a commercially available product, has been made accessible for students who are blind and visually impaired. Snapino is an introduction to the open-source Arduino® hardware-software coding environment. Use the Snapino with BRIC: Structures® Access Kit , RC Snap Rover Access Kit, and Snap Circuits Jr® 130 Access Kit kits to design larger circuits with speech capabilities.
Note: Please, use 9 V type, alkaline batteries with this product. Batteries not included. Access the product manual at https://tech.aph.org/snapino/
Warning: Choking Hazard – Small parts. This toy comes with a cord. Not intended for children under 3 years.
Adult Supervision: This product is intended for use by adults and children who have attained sufficient maturity to read and follow directions and warnings. Because children’s abilities vary, adults should exercise discretion as to which experiments are suitable and safe (the instructions should enable supervising adults to establish the experiment’s suitability for the child). Make sure your child reads and follows all of the relevant instructions and safety procedures, and keeps them at hand for reference. Never modify your parts, as doing so may disable important safety features in them, and could put your child at risk of injury.
Educational toy recommended for children ages 12-112 that teaches users about coding and electronics
Can be used in a computer science class or after school computer club
Allows learners to implement their knowledge of coding gained from Code Jumper as they use Snapino to create code
Compatible with Arduino UNO programs and circuits
Compatible with Snap Circuits Jr. - Use both products together to design larger circuits with speech capabilities
Braille labeled parts mounted on plastic modules that snap together
Online manual that details how to create 20 different projects
Create circuits, various types of lights, distance sensors, switches, and more!
