Make awesome patterns of light with just a few lines of code!

Join us live from the i.lab for Design + Making at the Magellan International School where we’ll be tinkering around with LightLogo, a text-based programming language that encourages open-ended play and experimentation. This is the perfect first project for anyone who’s interested in art, coding, electronics, and microcontrollers.

Watch the live video here:


Materials list:
Software:

• LightLogo Download Link

playfulinvention.com/lightlogo. We will use LightLogo-v2h.zip.
We highly recommend that participants verify that their computer can communicate to the Arduino. For Macs, this will happen automatically. For Windows computers, be sure to download and run the Arduino IDE and verify that the board works with your computer.

Hardware:

• Arduino Uno (or compatible board)
• NeoPixels (strips or rings)
• 22 Gauge Hook-up Wire

To get started with your Arduino board, check out this Installing Arduino PDF guide from the Ken Hawthorn’s Super Arduino book.
Learn more about Magellan International School and its innovation team, Patrick and Ken here:.