The micro:bit Track
Students will learn and practice their knowledge as they code the micro:bit.
29 lessons
Students will develop their robot programming skills using block coding with the micro:bit. Students will build on their skills and learn to program various sensors, including temperature, light, touch, and sounds. They will also show LED displays and create loops to control the micro:bit.
TR1.1 Getting to Know the micro:bit, Hardware, and Software
TR1.2 Starting with the Basics and Computer Systems
TR1.3 LEDs, Debugging, and Troubleshooting
TR1.4 Button Inputs
TR1.5 Strings
TR1.6 Numbers, Internet Safety and Cybersecurity
TR1.7 Compass Beginnings and Accessibility
TR1.8 Loops and Computers' Effect on Culture
TR1.9 Logic, Conditionals, and IF/ELSE statements
TR1.10 Variables and Data
TR1.11 Team Project, Copyright and Public Domain
TR2.1 Getting to Know the micro:bit
TR2.2 Hardware and Software
TR2.3 Downloading from the micro:bit and File Management
TR2.4 Starting with the Basics and Computer Systems
TR2.5 LEDs, Debugging, and Troubleshooting
TR2.6 Button Inputs
TR2.7 Strings
TR2.8 Numbers, Internet Safety, and Cybersecurity
TR2.9 Loops and Computers' Effect on Culture
TR2.10 Logic, Conditionals, and IF/ELSE Statements
TR2.11 Variables and Data
TR2.12 Compass Beginnings
TR2.13 Compass Continued
TR2.14 Melodies
TR2.15 Temperature
TR2.16 Light
TR2.17 Accessibility
TR2.18 Accelerometer
TR2.19 Personal Project
TR2.20 Team Project, Copyright, and the Public Domain
TR2.21 Optional: Radio
TR2.22 Optional: Microphone and Touch
TR4.1 Getting to Know the micro:bit
TR4.2 Hardware and Software
TR4.3 Downloading from the micro:bit and File Management
TR4.4 Starting with the Basics
TR4.5 LEDs
TR4.6 Cyberbullying and Digital Footpring
TR4.7 Button Inputs
TR4.8 Strings
TR4.9 Numbers
TR4.10 Computer Devices and Computer Systems
TR4.11 Internet Safety and Cybersecurity
TR4.12 Loops
TR4.13 Computers' Effect on Culture
TR4.14 Logic, Conditionals, and IF/ELSE Statements
TR4.15 Variables and Data
TR4.16 Compass Beginnings
TR4.17 Compass Continued
TR4.18 Encryption and Decoding
TR4.19 Binary Data
TR4.20 Melodies
TR4.21 Temperature
TR4.22 Light
TR4.23 Accessibility
TR4.24 Accelerometer
TR4.25 Personal Project and Effective Research
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