Anyone use the experiments book from allaboutcircuits.com

[Stuartambient]

Curious, because I've been looking through books and sites for a decent way to do some learning and teaching and their material seems to be the most digestible for a non-engineer type.  I ordered some parts to get through the first dozen or so experiments.  I like the fact that experiments seem to focus on the real core building blocks. .

[ez24]

It is helpful and easy to add links.  Just add the URL you do not have to use the Link Button (it works wrong)

It is a big site, do you have a certain page in mind?
thanks

[Stuartambient]

It is helpful and easy to add links.  Just add the URL you do not have to use the Link Button (it works wrong)

It is a big site, do you have a certain page in mind?
thanks

Well this is the link to the book of experiments http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/experiments/
Last night I did a better search on here for the site and it is known and has been recommended by members for learning.  I posted to see if anyone had experience working through the book and if they felt it was helpful.  Also in general what they thought about it as opposed to other resources.

I've decided to give some commitment to the book. When I say some, there are probably some experiments I won't work through.  I want a good beginners course not for myself only, I'll be working through these experiments with my teenage son. 

[ez24]

Well this is the link to the book of experiments http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/experiments/

I added your link to this one

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/electronics-primers-course-material-and-books/

Take a look at what others have posted there
thanks