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description: 'Get a general overview of Arduino Cloud for Education and its features.'
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difficulty: intermediate
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tags:
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- IoT Cloud
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- Cloud
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- Education
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- RBAC
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author: 'Gaia Castronovo'
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| Arduino Cloud Apps | Free Plan | School Plan |
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| :----------------: | :-------: | :---------: |
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| Web Editor | x | x |
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|IoT Cloud | x | x |
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|Cloud| x | x |
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| Triggers || x |
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If you want to know more about Arduino Web Editor [visit this link](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/getting-started/getting-started-web-editor).
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A **lite version of the Web Editor** is included in the Arduino IoT Cloud, under `Things > Sketch`, which is actually a preview of a sketch saved on the Web Editor.
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A **lite version of the Web Editor** is included in the Arduino Cloud, under `Things > Sketch`, which is actually a preview of a sketch saved on the Web Editor.
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### What is Arduino IoT Cloud?
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### What is Arduino Cloud?
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Arduino IoT Cloud is an easy-to-use Internet of Things application platform. Arduino IoT Cloud makes the creation of connected objects quick, simple, and secure. You can connect multiple devices and allow them to exchange real-time data. You can also monitor them from anywhere using a simple user interface. It is integrated into your Arduino Cloud Space.
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Arduino Cloud is an easy-to-use Internet of Things application platform. Arduino IoT Cloud makes the creation of connected objects quick, simple, and secure. You can connect multiple devices and allow them to exchange real-time data. You can also monitor them from anywhere using a simple user interface. It is integrated into your Arduino Cloud Space.
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***
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## IoT Projects Management
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In your IoT projects with Arduino you will need **three elements**:
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1. The [**Arduino IoT Cloud**](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/guides/overview)
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1. The [**Arduino Cloud**](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/guides/overview)
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2. The [**Arduino Create Agent**](https://create.arduino.cc/getting-started/plugin/welcome) the middle man between Arduino’s Web Editor, Arduino IoT Cloud and your computer. It allows you to use the browser to edit and deploy sketches to your Arduino board.
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3.**A device** of your choice.
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### Setup a Device in Arduino IoT Cloud
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### Setup a Device in Arduino Cloud
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The Arduino IoT Cloud is compatible with multiple Arduino boards or devices based on the ESP32 / ESP8266 microcontrollers. The Arduino IoT Cloud currently supports devices connected via Wi-Fi®, Ethernet, LoRaWAN® (via The Things Network), and cellular connectivity. You can check the [full list of compatible hardware here](https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/360016077320-What-devices-can-be-used-with-Arduino-IoT-Cloud-).
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***With a Free Plan you can only connect two Things with the IoT Cloud at a time. With a School Plan, each member you've included in your plan can connect up to five Things to a Device.***
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The image below highlights the important elements that we will use frequently. Each number is explained below the image.
1.**Name of thing:** By clicking on "Untitled", we can rename our thing to anything we like.
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2.**Navigation menu:** This helps to navigate between Things, Dashboards and Devices.
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3.**Thing tab:** There are two different tabs: **Setup**, **Sketch** and **Metadata**. The setup is the current view, while the sketch works as the Arduino IDE, where the Serial Monitor is detachable.
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4.**Variables:** By clicking the **Add variable** button, we can create variables that will be incorporated in a sketch later on. These variables can then be linked to a dashboard.
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5.**Device configuration:** To associate our Thing with a device, detach or change it.
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6.**Network configuration:** Here, we will enter the name and password of our Wi-Fi® network, which will be necessary to communicate with the IoT Cloud.
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### Filter your Things or Devices
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You can search and filter among your Things/Devices by going to **Things** or **Devices** tab in [Arduino IoT Cloud](https://app.arduino.cc/devices).
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### Variables
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In order to retrieve and store information we need to create Variables in the Arduino IoT Cloud, they are very similar to the variables we create in a regular sketch.
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In order to retrieve and store information we need to create Variables in the Arduino Cloud, they are very similar to the variables we create in a regular sketch.
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### Dashboards
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Dashboards are used to visualize real-time data and to enable direct interaction with the board through the IoT Cloud. Go to `Dashboard` and click the green button `Create`. We'll link `Variables` we've created before to a *Widget*.
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Dashboards are used to visualize real-time data and to enable direct interaction with the board through the Cloud. Go to `Dashboard` and click the green button `Create`. We'll link `Variables` we've created before to a *Widget*.
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***With a Free Plan is not possible to share your Dashboard with other users. If you want to unlock this function, you'll need to upgrade to a [School Plan](https://digital-store.arduino.cc/education/purchase).***
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## Arduino Cloud Tutorials
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You can find a full list of tutorials on the [Arduino IoT Cloud documentation page](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/).
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You can find a full list of tutorials on the [Arduino Cloud documentation page](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/).
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