Giving the KIT to a school or Association

Hi !

Just a quick question, now that the Design Challenge has come to the end.

I have no use for the Arduinos or the Grove KIT . Is there any problem if I give them to a school robotics club or an association ? They probably will use them more than me and will use them to learn.

Thank you

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Jan Cumps over 3 years ago in reply to fmilburn +3

I do the same. I've sent kits that I was finished with to fellow e14 members or a maker space. Others, I've swapped with someone. When I win a shopping cart, I sometimes order something I can give away…
danzima over 3 years ago +3

Hi feiticeir0 ! You can absolutely hand the kit on to anyone you'd like, and that's a great idea if it isn't something you'd be likely to use in the future.
fmilburn over 3 years ago +2

Hi feiticeir0 In the past I’ve donated things obtained from element14 to others, including a local makerspace and other members. If you do, encourage them to participate at element14 as well!

fmilburn over 3 years ago

Hi feiticeir0

In the past I’ve donated things obtained from element14 to others, including a local makerspace and other members. If you do, encourage them to participate at element14 as well!
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feiticeir0 over 3 years ago in reply to fmilburn

Thank you fmilburn . I do hope more people to participate in STEM ! I will do
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redcharly over 3 years ago

Good idea, there is no point in leaving a very interesting and powerful card in a drawer, unused, when you can have a student use it for fun working on the IoT.
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Jan Cumps over 3 years ago in reply to fmilburn

I do the same. I've sent kits that I was finished with to fellow e14 members or a maker space. Others, I've swapped with someone.
When I win a shopping cart, I sometimes order something I can give away.
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danzima over 3 years ago

Hi feiticeir0! You can absolutely hand the kit on to anyone you'd like, and that's a great idea if it isn't something you'd be likely to use in the future.
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feiticeir0 over 3 years ago in reply to danzima

Thank you danzima! Will do. There's some schools in my city that have robotics clubs (I don't know of any maker club) that will get some new MKR 1300 and Grove sensors ! Thank you element14 !
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