The LED Scope Parts 1 & 2 lessons prepare students
for a job or a career in electronics. Once he or she is
captivated by this project and builds a working
oscilloscope a piece at a time, they will know the
fundamental elements upon which all electronics rely.
—Bryan Dubois, Vice President of the Special Project
Group, Patton Electronics Company
My son is taking a DC electric course for aviation in
college. He doesnt expect to see any new material until
midterm. Obviously you are right on track.
—Rebecca, whose son completed LED Scope Part 1&2
LED Scope Parts 1 & 2 . . . explains not only the what
and how of electronics, but also explains why things
work. . . Soldering skills, an essential skill for budding
electronics enthusiasts, are also taught, making this a
truly complete electronics course.
—Amanda, mother of two beta testers
I did the course when I was younger and it sparked a
passion in my heart of the digital world and it got me a
job in IT. Now I am using what I have learned in my life.
—Josh, now 21
"It provided very clear topics, and it explained why everything works instead of just explaining that it works. The (reading material) and the circuit building worked together to give me an understanding of the principles of Electronics."
—Cameron Age 14
When I began...I did not know anything about the components (except for the LEDs) because I had not done anything with electronics before. I liked that I could easily understand the function of each new component as I read about them in the lessons."
—Jonadad Age 15
The Old Schoolhouse Magazine:
My bottom line is that this course truly teaches electronics and gives
plenty of hands-on practice. The final step in most of the chapters is,
Testing and Analysis. I like that.
—The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, Review of Part 1 Spring 2015
This is a class, not just a kit. You will learn real electronics, not just
bits and pieces here and there. The instructions are clear and
methodical. Dont Just Build Something
Learn Something! is
printed on the box, and it is clearly the driving force behind this
project.
—The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, Review of Part 2 January 2017
If you have a child interested in electronics and have been wonder-
ing where to begin, look no further. . . exactly what youre looking for.
. .This is a completely self-teaching course . . .requiring no teacher
preparation.
Home School Enrichment Magazine, Review of Part 1 March/April 2014
If you have a student interested in really learning the nuts and bolts
of how electronics work, then go buy both kits today because
having done Part 1, your student will be eager to do Part 2 as well!
—Home School Enrichment Magazine, Review of Part 2 May/June 2015
