David Sheinkopf

Teaches at Pioneer Works

David Sheinkopf taught in the NY school system for 10 years and spent the last 5 of those years developing a curriculum for teaching analog and digital electronics to high school students in order to prepare them for life in an increasingly-electrified world. Before teaching, Sheinkopf worked in a garage that specialized in vintage european sports cars making him as comfortable with a box wrench as he is with a soldering iron. His electronic work has been used by artists at MoMA, The Brooklyn Museum, the Red Hook Criterium, and in various gallery shows. His mechanical work can also be seen riding around New York on one of the many bikes he has serviced and sold at his underground bike shop in Red Hook, Brooklyn. David is currently the Director of Education at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn.

(9 Reviews)

Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by zachary j. on 11/15/2015
Physical Computing with Arduino

Anonymous review on 8/16/2015
Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by Annie G. on 8/16/2015
Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by Mindy C. on 8/16/2015

Dave is incredibly knowledgeable and such an approachable teacher. The class is a great introduction to physical computing, and some of the fun and neat things that you can do with the board. It is deeply applicable knowledge, we came home and immediately reproduced the stuff we learned to show off to our friends. I highly recommend this class to someone new to programming/ physical computing who is interested in learning a spectrum of very basic fun concepts.
Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by Marcelo C. on 6/1/2015
Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by Ashley F. on 4/4/2015

Very informative and entertaining class. The instructor was well prepared and I learned a lot about Arduino
Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by Wayne P. on 4/4/2015
Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by Leo J. on 1/12/2015
Physical Computing with Arduino

Reviewed by Kevin G. on 1/12/2015