Arduino Kits to Borrow
An Arduino is a microcontroller used to build digital devices and interactive objects. (Watch this YouTube video to learn how Arduino is "open-sourcing imagination.")
Our Arduino Kits can be taken home or used in the library. Kits include the Arduino itself, an instructional booklet and all the components needed to complete projects in the booklet. We offer three kits for different skill levels.
Locations with Arduino Kits
- Agincourt
- Albion
- Downsview
- Fort York
- North York Central Library
- Richview
- Scarborough Civic Centre
- Toronto Reference Library
How to borrow an Arduino Kit
To borrow a kit, visit a Digital Innovation Hub. For availability, please call the branch.
- A valid Toronto Public Library card is required (Teen and Adult cards only)
- Can be borrowed for 21 days
- No holds or renewals
- Must return kits to same Digital Innovation Hub where borrowed
- Replacement fee of $50 applies for lost or damaged kits
Programs & Classes
All programs and classes are free, but registration is required.
Accessibility accommodations
If you identify as a person with a disability and require an accessibility accommodation to borrow this device, please contact dihlending@tpl.ca or call Answerline at 416-397-5981 to make a request as far in advance as possible.