Is the training Qualiopi certified?

Yes, Learni is a Qualiopi-certified training organization. This certification guarantees the quality of our courses and enables funding through OPCO and other mechanisms.

How can I fund my training?

Our courses are eligible for OPCO funding. Learni supports you through the funding process. A personalized quote is available upon request.

What are the prerequisites for this training?

The prerequisites for the Arduino Initiation Training - Create Your First DIY Robots training are: No prerequisites. Basic familiarity with a computer is sufficient.. A preliminary interview validates your eligibility.

Is the training available in person?

Yes, the Arduino Initiation Training - Create Your First DIY Robots training is available in remote. The format can be adapted to your needs (inter, intra, custom).

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The story of Learni

Founded by passionate advocates of learning and innovation, Learni set out to make professional training accessible to everyone, everywhere in the world. Our team works in the largest cities such as Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and internationally, to support talents and organizations in their skills development.

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Methods, approaches, and teaching resources

The Arduino Initiation Training - Create Your First DIY Robots training is delivered in-person or remotely (blended-learning, e-learning, virtual classroom, remote in-person). At Learni, a Qualiopi-certified training organization, each program is designed to maximize skills acquisition, regardless of the training mode chosen.

The trainer alternates between demonstrative, interrogative, and active methods (through practical exercises and/or real-world scenarios). This pedagogical approach ensures concrete and directly applicable learning in the workplace.

Teaching resources provided

To ensure the quality of the Arduino Initiation Training - Create Your First DIY Robots training, Learni provides the following teaching resources:

Mac or PC computers, high-speed fiber internet, whiteboard or flipchart, video projector or interactive touchscreen (for remote sessions)
Training environments installed on workstations or accessible online
Course materials, practical exercises, and supplementary resources
Post-training access to materials and teaching resources

For in-house training at a location external to Learni, the client ensures and commits to having all necessary teaching materials (IT equipment, internet connection...) for the proper conduct of the training action in accordance with the prerequisites indicated in the communicated training program.

* contact us for remote feasibility** ratio varies depending on the training followed

Assessment methods

The assessment of skills acquired during the Arduino Initiation Training - Create Your First DIY Robots training is carried out through:

During training: case studies, practical exercises, and professional scenarios
At the end of training: self-assessment questionnaire and skills evaluation by the trainer
After training: training completion certificate detailing acquired skills

Training accessibility

Learni is committed to the accessibility of its professional training programs. All our training programs are accessible to people with disabilities. Our teams are available to adapt teaching methods to your specific needs. Do not hesitate to contact us for any accommodation request.

Training program

Module 1Arduino Introduction: hardware and IDE (tools, connections, first tests)

Discover the Arduino Uno board, install the IDE live, connect your first components like the breadboard and LED, create a programmable wink, test USB connections, and validate your setup with a guided exercise that lights up rhythmically, for an immediate and motivating first win.

Module 2Basic Programming: sketches and logic (variables, loops, conditions)

Dive into the Arduino language, write your first sketches with Serial Monitor for debugging, program blinking LED sequences, integrate push buttons for interactions, correct common errors in real-time, and produce a deliverable: an interactive traffic light simulator that responds to your presses.

Module 3Analog Sensors: data input (LDR, potentiometer, reading methods)

Handle light and temperature sensors, calibrate them using map() and analogRead(), create automatic alarms on thresholds, visualize data in serial, experiment with practical exercises on real cases like light detection, and deliver a prototype: a lamp that turns on automatically in the dark, ultra-simple to deploy.

Module 4Actuators and Outputs: motors, servos (PWM, libraries, control)

Control buzzers and DC motors with PWM, integrate servo motors for precise movements, use the Servo library, assemble complete circuits with sensors, test in closed loop, and design a basic robotic arm that reacts to a sensor, for a pro-level result and the thrill of an accomplished maker.

Module 5Final Arduino Project: full integration (debugging, optimization, presentation)

Assemble everything into a connected sensor-actuator project, like a mini line-following robot, debug in a group with the trainer, optimize code for efficiency, log data on SD card, present your creation live, and leave with source files and schematics to replicate and innovate at home starting tomorrow.