Arduino CTC 101 Program - Self Learning

The Arduino Creative Technologies in the Classroom (CTC) 101 is an educational program designed for use in the classroom. It’s aimed at students aged between 13 and 17 and is tailored around the STEAM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Maths).

This kit contains different projects and experiments to inspire learning. They are a great way to introduce students to programming, electronics and mechanics.

The kit has over 700 components, six of which are Arduino 101 development boards. The Toolbox contains everything you need for a class of up to 30 students, plus enough components for the teacher to train beforehand.
Alongside the hardware, you have access to the Arduino Education Learning Management System - an online platform with instructions and lessons for 26 different experiments you can do with this kit.
The kit is designed to last a total of 25 hours, and the components have a lifespan of around 2 years.

You will need access to computers with internet (min. one computer between three students) as you will need to download software.
You will also need a room with tables for groups to be able to work on, plus common classroom bits such as pens, scissors, tape etc.

CTC 101 has been certified by the Finish Kokoa Education Standard™ that guarantees high educational value and robust pedagogical design on global learning: https://kokoa.io/products/arduino-ctc-101

No. While it is aimed at school environments, anyone interested in trying STEAM initiatives can use it.

6 x Arduino 101 Boards
6 x Arduino education shields
>10 mini breadboards
Electronic components (e.g. resistors, LEDs, push-buttons, capacitors)
Plug & Play modules (e.g. joystick, light sensors, IR array)
Sensors & actuators (e.g. light sensor, capacitive touch, knock sensor)
Batteries - 9V & 1.5V
Media: Webcam & speaker
Storage: SD card + reader
Cables (e.g. USB, jumper wires, alligator cables, single core wires)
MDF parts for projects
Storage & sorting boxes