Salt Lake company expands into online STEM programs for teachers, consumers

SALT LAKE CITY — Give a kid an electronic toy and you can probably expect a week or two of interest before it finds a place at the back of a closet.But give a kid a circuit board with an array of cool sensors, a programmable microcontroller and an interface that can both teach and help edit computer code to manipulate the electronics, and something truly remarkable may just happen."The big eye-opener for me is how kids just gravitate to these kits," said Kevin Reeve, co-founder of Logan's