The Tinusaur Foundation is a non-profit association for public benefit.
We help students, parents, and teachers with limited financial opportunities to participate in Tinusaur’s courses and training by providing scholarships that cover part of the fees and costs of participation.
About Tinusaur Project
The Tinusaur is an educational platform and set of tools that focus on programming, robotics, and electronics and applying modern learning methods in an effort to present science and technology in an interesting and entertaining way to the students. It is a mixture of software and hardware. Here it is described in 3 simple steps: (1) you assemble your hardware yourself by soldering your board; then (2) you learn how to program it using puzzle-like blocks; then (3) you learn how to write C code.
The Tinusaur project consists of (1) microcontroller boards with add-ons that come as a kit that you assemble yourself; (2) software – as sample code, drives for sensors and other peripherals; (3) blocks-based web development environment called Blocktinu that could generate real C programming language source code; (4) learning materials such as guides, tutorials, lessons, videos, etc.; (5) services, like training for educators and learners, and support for the community.
With the Tinusaur, you can LEARN electronics, microcontrollers, robotics, internet-of-things, programming, and many other interesting subjects.
The Tinusaur project could provide you with the tools and materials to TEACH others – guides, tutorials, ready-to-use source code, and many other things.
The Tinusaur boards and shields could be used to MAKE things – connect LEDs, button, sensors, and other peripherals. There are many interesting projects based on it.
- Our campaign on Platformata.bg finished successfully
- The Tinusaur Foundation team visited educational organizations in Armenia
- STEM workshops on electronics and robotics held by the Tinusaur Foundation in Johannesburg, South Africa
- Robotics and electronics workshop in the village of Draganovo
- The Tinusaur team will train students and teachers in South Africa
- Workshop on robotics and programming in the village of Voditsa
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