Workshops

Get up and running with Fritzing Workshops!

We love to give workshops on all things Fritzing, Arduino, and physical computing. Come to one of our regular workshops in Berlin or invite us to come to you!

New: Workshop Series in Berlin!

We now finally offer bi-weekly workshops for everyone in Berlin.

When & Where

Wednesdays 7pm - 10pm, (almost) every other week at the Fritzing HQ in Berlin-Mitte, Brunnenstr. 7 d near Rosenthaler Platz (map).

What

Events for beginners will take turns with events for more advanced tinkerers:

Arduino Newbie Workshop

For everyone getting started.
Read more and sign up!

Arduino Project Support Lab

For everyone who need help with their project.
Read more and sign up!

Who

This is really for anybody, no matter if you just heard about these things for the first time, or you're a seasoned master. Max. 15 participants per workshop.
Your workshop hosts will be André Knörig and Stefan Hermann from the Fritzing core team.

The workshops will be held in German or English, depending on the audience.

How much

30€ per participant, including free drinks and pizza!
If you don't have any equipment, you can buy a Starter Kit and other components from us.

Hope to meet you soon!

If you're not in Berlin: Invite us!

Interested in having the Fritzing team give a workshop to your University, Organization or basement meetup?  Invite us to your next event! We've got several workshop flavors to suit your diy-electronics needs:

A: Introduction to Physical Computing with Arduino and Fritzing

In this workshop aimed at beginners, you'll learn physical computing basics with the Arduino microcontroller in the framework of Fritzing.  Digital/Analog inputs and outputs will be explored with breadboard experimentation. Next, we'll show you how to bring your physical breadboard circuit into Fritzing to produce both a clear a documentation of your circuit, and to produce a schematic and PCB layout.  

B: Fritzing PCB Production

The Fritzing PCB production workshop can either be run as an extension of the intro workshop, or as a production workshop for those who already know a bit about physcial computing.  In this workshop, particpants come with an idea for a circuit they'd like to produce as a PCB.  They will then build the circuit start to finish within Fritzing, producing a DIY single-sided PCB.

C: Teaching with Fritzing

This workshop is aimed at educators who would like to teach physical computing.  We'll teach you the basics of physical computing and teach you how to teach physical computing with Arduino and Fritzing.  Varied workflow approaches - building from the breadboard, schematic and PCB view - will be demonstrated.

Customized Workshops

We are open to creating a workshop for your specific interests and needs.  Let us know what you're interested in and we can build a workshop plan together.

Interested? Feel free to contact us! 

Worrying about travel costs? We have people in Berlin, Germany, and New York City, USA.

Also see the list of upcoming and past events and our photo gallery to get an impression.

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