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Introduction to Micro:Bit
The Introduction to Micro:bit course is designed to give students an exciting introduction to programming and electronics. Through hands-on projects, students will learn key coding concepts such as loops, conditionals, and variables, while also gaining a basic understanding of electronics and how components like sensors and actuators work. Students will create interactive projects, including games, digital displays, and simple inventions that respond to inputs from the environment. This course is ideal for learners who want to build a strong foundation in coding and electronics through fun and engaging activities.
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Overview & Highlights

Level
Middle School
Grades
grade 4-7
Duration
30 hours
Timeframe
Semester
Prerequisite
None
Course Overview
1
Getting Started with Micro:bit and MakeCode
This course begins by introducing students to the Micro:bit device and the MakeCode platform, helping them understand the basics of programming and hardware interaction.
2
Creating Interactive Programs
Students will use Micro:bit to create fun and interactive projects, such as animated name tags, step counters, and message senders, building foundational coding and electronics skills.
3
Exploring Sensors and Inputs
Through hands-on activities, students will work with various Micro:bit sensors, including light, touch, and sound sensors, learning how to create responsive programs that interact with the physical environment.
4
Developing Games and Challenges
The course includes a series of game projects, where students apply their coding skills to create interactive challenges.
5
Building Confidence in Physical Computing
By programming their own projects and experimenting with different functions, students will gain confidence in working with physical computing, making coding both tangible and enjoyable.
Certificate of completion available
Earn a certificate of completion and showcase your accomplishment on your resume or LinkedIn.
Featured projects
The Step Counter
The Dice Game
Double The Number
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