Introduction to the Micro-bit V2
Explore the new BBC micro:bit V2's features, including microphone and speaker, and learn how it enhances educational opportunities for students worldwide using web-based editors.
Remote Learning with the Micro-bit - A Programming Deep Dive
Explore micro:bit programming with MakeCode, covering LEDs, inputs, outputs, and basic concepts like variables and conditionals for an engaging first-hour experience.
Live Coding the Micro:bit with MakeCode - Introduction and Project Walkthrough
Explore the micro:bit with SparkFun educators: learn about its history, sensors, and programming environment. Follow along to create a project using MakeCode simulator and gain hands-on experience.
Micro-Bit Quad Robot With MakeCode
Learn to control a SMARS Quad robot using MakeCode and BBC micro:bit. Covers hardware setup, leg configuration, movement commands, and programming, with a live demo and downloadable resources.
Micro-Bit for Robotics
Comprehensive introduction to BBC micro:bit for robotics projects, covering hardware features, programming, comparisons with other microcontrollers, and practical demonstrations using MicroPython.
Zephyr RTOS Juicy Features Using Simple Evaluation Boards and Robots
Explore Zephyr RTOS features using evaluation boards and robots. Learn to write code, build applications, and implement device drivers for embedded systems and robotics projects.
Pwning the Micro-Bit
Explore the Micro:Bit's origins, components, and vulnerabilities to extract user and device information through hardware exploitation techniques.
Pop-Up Education Makerspaces
Explore hands-on digital technologies in popup makerspaces, including robotics, VR, and coding. Learn how these engaging activities benefit preservice teachers and students in innovative learning environments.
Create Interactive Games Using MicroPython and Electronics
Learn to create interactive games with MicroPython and micro:bit, exploring push buttons, accelerometer sensors, and LED displays. Includes examples like Chase the Dot, Genius, and Car Crash.
EduBlocks - Making the Transition to Python Easier
Discover EduBlocks, a drag-and-drop Python 3 tool created by 14-year-old Josh Lowe to bridge the gap between block-based programming and Python, making coding more accessible for students and teachers worldwide.