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Getting Started with BBC micro:bit

The document introduces the BBC micro:bit, a programmable device designed to engage students in coding and digital making. It provides resources and tutorials for getting started with coding using Microsoft MakeCode across various devices, along with links to additional teaching materials and projects. The goal is to inspire children to explore technology and create their digital future.

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Getting Started with BBC micro:bit

The document introduces the BBC micro:bit, a programmable device designed to engage students in coding and digital making. It provides resources and tutorials for getting started with coding using Microsoft MakeCode across various devices, along with links to additional teaching materials and projects. The goal is to inspire children to explore technology and create their digital future.

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Micro:bit Educational

Foundation

Inspire every child to create their best digital future


INTRODUCTION

The BBC micro:bit is an award-winning programmable


device that allows students to get hands-on with coding
and digital making. Use it to inspire your students to
recognise the power of technology in the real world.
These first steps will help you get started and ready to
teach with the micro:bit.

[Link]
POWER UP AND PLAY

Power up your micro:bit to explore all the amazing features of the


device through the pre-loaded ‘meet the micro:bit’ program.
POWER UP AND PLAY
GET CODING WITH MICRO:BIT
It’s really simple to learn to code with your BBC micro:bit. In this step we will
introduce you to Microsoft MakeCode where you will create your first piece of
code and transfer it to your micro:bit.
1. using Computer
2. Apple Ipad
3. Android devices
COMPUTER
• Step 1 - Watch this short video tutorial :
[Link]
• Step 2 - Complete the name badge project
Follow the steps from the video above using
this MakeCode tutorial (this will open in a new
window)
GET CODING WITH MICRO:BIT

APPLE IPAD

• Step 1 - Watch this short video tutorial : [Link]


• Step 2 - Complete the name badge project
GET CODING WITH MICRO:BIT

ANDROID DEVICES

• Step 1 - Watch this short video tutorial : [Link]


• Step 2 - Complete the name badge project
START TEACHING

Where do I start?
These resources are a great place to start. Bookmark them for easy access later.

Visit our Teach section


The ‘Teach’ section of our website is bursting with free resources and ideas to help you inspire your
students with the micro:bit. What will you explore first?
You will find online courses, lessons and a range of other resources. It also links to micro:bit
classroom which is our tool to support whole class teaching, as well as to our micro:bit Python
Editor:

[Link]
• Information about apps is here:
• [Link]
• all lessons here : [Link]
• Project trip for US :
[Link]
h/realms/wingspan-btoc
• this video is here on our website and you can share it you’re your students :
[Link]
• makeCode : [Link]
• Beating heart project is here : [Link]
• Information is here for future reference: [Link]
• [Link]
• Projects is here : [Link]
• Microbit Python Editor : [Link]
• This free course shows you how the python editor works:
[Link]
• Our suppliers are here and they have different prices: [Link]
• Sessions to learn how to connect AI and the microbit this : [Link]
• We also have lots of free courses for teacher here: [Link]
• Create AI : [Link]
• Projects are here : [Link]
• Help and support: [Link]
Beli microbit :
[Link]
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