This is a first year college composition lesson for a unit on persuasive …
This is a first year college composition lesson for a unit on persuasive writing that discusses claims, reasons, and evidence. Before this lesson, we would have already discussed what claims, reasons, and evidence are and how they work in persuasive writing. This is a group work activity. Students will need to be placed into manageable groups of 3-4, so they can comfortably discuss and confer with one another.
Students learn how to set up pre-programmed microcontroller units like the Arduino …
Students learn how to set up pre-programmed microcontroller units like the Arduino LilyPad and use them to enhance a product’s functionality and personality. They do this by making plush toys in monster shapes (template provided) with microcontrollers and LEDs sewn into the felt fabric with conductive thread to make circuits. At activity end, each student will have created his or her own plush toy, complete with LEDs that illuminate in a specified sequence: random twinkle, blink, heartbeat and/or breathing.
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