'Micro bit' diaporamas de présentation

Micro:bit Mutual SOS- Children Village Project Mutual project of : Rotary E-Club Croatia

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Global Challenge Design & create your innovation Sicherheit

Global Challenge Design & create your innovation Sicherheit. The challenge: Design and create an original innovation using micro:bit to help to improve safety for children. 7 key tasks: Defining the problem Designing Prototyping Coding Evaluating Presenting

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THE IMPORTANCE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY IN EVERYDAY LIFE

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Ocean health monitor

Ocean health monitor. Global goals. Setting the scene. A group of marine scientists have asked you to develop a prototype floating sensor node that they can leave in the ocean and that transmit data to them so they can study climate change in the sea. Success criteria.

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Radio communication between two micro:bits

Radio communication between two micro:bits. It is possible to send messages between two micro:bits. This opens a range of possibilities, one of which being making one micro:bit control the other.

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Global Challenge Love Heart Lesson 2

Global Challenge Love Heart Lesson 2. Learning objectives: to understand how technology can help monitor heart rates accurately and conveniently to create a prototype micro:bit heart monitor

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micro:bit Global Challenge [Add innovation name] [Add team name]

micro:bit Global Challenge [Add innovation name] [Add team name]. The challenge: Design and create an original innovation using micro:bit to help to improve safety for children. 7 key tasks: Defining the problem Designing Prototyping Coding Evaluating Presenting

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Display Cards

Say Hello Add Your Name Display Image Create an Emoji Tell Time Make a Wristband Make a Badge. Display Cards. Display Cards. Say Hello. Say Hello. GET READY. Make your micro:bit display a greeting. Connect your micro:bit to Scratch. ADD THIS CODE. TRY IT.

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Physical Computing with the Raspberry Pi (Pibrella / micro:bit)

Physical Computing with the Raspberry Pi (Pibrella / micro:bit). Neil Rickus n.rickus@herts.ac.uk Senior Lecturer in Computing Education, University of Hertfordshire, UK @computingchamps #scratch2017bdx computingchampions.co.uk/scratch2017bdx. Over the next hour. Session with two parts

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