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March 12, 2016

EEME

EEME logoEEME stands for Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering. This educational company produces online lessons for young students (ages 7-12). EEME offers a monthly subscription service for $18.95/month. Each month you receive a small box of components. Your son or daughter follow the online lessons for that project to build a fun electronic device.

The lessons are designed by a Dad engineer and they are wonderfully simple and instructive. The components are simple and easy to work with. If you have a “hands-on” learner that is intrigued by electronics you will find this a satisfying and fun resource.

My ten year old son, Owen, and I are conducting a series of reviews of EEME Projects. I observe while Owen logs in and performs each step of the online lessons which include final assembly of the monthly project.

Our first lesson: PROJECT GENIUS LIGHT!

February 2016

Project Genius light included the battery pack and batteries, breadboard, 2 long wires, 2 short wires, 2 resistors, 1 photoresistor and an LED. The breadboard and battery pack are used every month. Since this was our first project Owen needed to take several introductory lessons for a total of 30 steps. The steps include short video demonstrations, multiple choice and short answer questions, and building activities. This project took Owen about 4 hours to complete.

Owen

Were instructions clear?  YES

Were the components easy to identify and use?  YES

Was this project fun?  YES

Did you learn anything?  YES

What was your favorite thing about Project Genius Light?  THE PHOTORESISTOR IS COOL!

Dad

Did the online lessons and project work well together?  MOST DEFINITELY

Did I have to help Owen understand the lessons or assembly?  NOT ONCE

Is project safety emphasized?  YES

Did learning occur?  YES. THE LESSONS ARE PROGRESSIVE AND BUILD KNOWLEDGE THROUGH SHORT QUIZZES, VIDEO EXPLANATION, AND HANDS-ON PRACTICE AND BUILDING.

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HIS, Inc. Review Rating: 5/5 lightbulbs

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