makerboard

noun
UK /ˈmeɪkəbɔːd/
US /ˈmeɪkərbɔːrd/

A makerboard is a small computer board that kids use to build and code fun electronic projects.

She plugged a light into her makerboard and wrote code to make it blink.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A board used in a workshop for organizing tools and materials.

He hung his hammers and screws on the makerboard above his workbench.

3. A display board where people share ideas and plans for making things.

The classroom makerboard was covered with sketches of robot designs.

4. A brand of educational electronics kit for learning programming.

The school bought a makerboard kit for every student in the coding club.