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Micro:Bit Resources

Micro:Bit Resources

 


Getting Started

The best way to get set up with the Micro:Bit is by following their own guidance!Here's a link to their set up page.Once you've got used to putting some code on the Micro:Bit you cantry their first few starter lessons. That will get you ready to try out the challenges here.

We will be updating this page regularly with extra resources and ideas for you to try out.

Find our where you might find engineering in the cities of the future and try to design new products that will help people.

a microbit

An example of a smart city model with traffic lights, street lights, barriers, and vehicles.

Programming can be beautiful - have a look at these mechanical flowers that are controlled by a microbit.

Content idea: Prof Margaret Low

Development of 3D printed flower: Thomas Lamb

A robotic buggy powered by a Micro:Bit
We've used these cards with Year 10 students as part of a Summer School.
a robotic vehicle kit

Links to the products we have used

BBC Micro:Bit

Kitronik :MOVE Mini

Line following module

Stop:Bit

Robo:Bit

Kitronik Simple Robotics Kit

Kitronik Clippable Detector Board

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