Hi, All:
I'm getting ready to teach an IoT course in the spring, using Photon 2's, and I am looking for a good set of educational resources. I have notes of my own, but I'd like to augment them, and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations.
Thanks!
Here are some general guidelines around classroom use: Classroom setup | Getting Started | Particle
@Colleen anything to add?
Hi @mprogers,
I teach an IoT class based around the Argon (I haven't been able to get my hands on a Photon 2 yet), and I have published all the course material as an open educational resource. Please feel free to reference it--I'd love to know if you end up using anything.
All the code exercises from class are also available.
I have some assignment solutions if you want, but those aren't posted publicly.
Also, I created a small Slack community for faculty teaching IoT classes. If you'd me to add you, just send me a DM.
This is amazing, thank you so much for sharing! There is definitely material here that I can use, and Iām looking forward to taking a deep dive into the material.
The Particle Hackster is one of my favorite things to share with students- it gives them a lot of good inspiration.
Some of my favorite posts there are from students in @Rashap's IoT bootcamp- perhaps he has some words of wisdom to share.
@mprogers As Colleen mentioned, I have been teaching a Particle-based IoT course for a while here at Central New Mexico Community College. You can see some of our class projects at https://www.hackster.io/CNM_Ingenuity.
More than happy to talk about what we are doing here. Feel free to reach out to me at brashap@cnm.edu