I'm Stefan, co-founder of Early Alpha Engineering. We built an online circuits workshop where kids learn electronics step by step, in the browser, on a computer or tablet. What it does: the child drags real parts onto a breadboard (LEDs, resistors, transistors, sensors, motors), presses "Simulate" and sees right away whether the circuit works, and if not, what's missing. An LED without a resistor burns, and stays burnt. Content: 22 guided lessons, then 137 broken circuits to repair, 33 projects, and a duel between classmates for motivation. Languages: 7 (EN, RO, FR, DE, IT, ES, SR). Who it's for: kids 8+, parents, afterschools and teachers (a coordinator panel shows each child's progress). So far: opened 2,700+ times, and a working circuit was built in 1,200+ of those sessions. Login / cost: you can try it without an account; full access is about 10 € per child per month. Link in the first comment. I'd value honest feedback on the first five minutes: is it clear what to do, and where would you give up?   submitted by   /u/Bordestef8 [link]   [comments]