Racing Through STEM: Teaching Electronics and Coding with the EV Micro-Kart
Part of FETCPresented by Jake Roark
Sunday 11 January 2026·1:00 pm
Get ready to explore the world of electronic circuits and block coding with the EV Micro-Kart, a miniature go kart that serves as a great example of engaging, hands-on, project-based learning for both students and teachers alike. Using a micro:bit microcontroller, a breadboard, and various circuit components, participants will have the opportunity to work with the “guts” of a Micro-Kart, learning how to wire and program the own functioning headlights, taillights, and a variable-speed motor system along the way. If you are able, please bring your own laptop (with internet access capability and a USB Type-A port) to this workshop.
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