Micro:bit
Introduction to Micro:bit
Micro:bit
The micro:bit is an open-source hardware ARM based embedded system designed by BBC for used in computer education in the UK.
The device is of half the size of a credit card and has a processor, accelerometer and magnetometer sensors, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, a display of 25 LEDs, two programmable buttons, and powered by either USB or an external battery pack.
Embark on Your Micro:bit Adventure Today!
Discover the exciting world of IoT and physical computing with Micro:bit Start creating innovative projects and develop essential coding skills through interactive and engaging learning experiences.
Why Choose Micro:bit?
Micro:bit offers hands-on IoT learning and fosters creativity in young learners through its user-friendly interface and versatile functionality.
- It lets the kids to enter into the world Internet of Things (IoT) via Physical Computing.
- It helps to understand kids about input from surrounding environment and their processing for various automation.
- The basic understanding of sensors, actuators, and their interactions with micro:bit helps kids to understand the connected-ness of devices and corresponding behavior.
- Exploration to various solutions needed in real-world for problem solving.
- Attaches out-of-box approach in attitude and aptitude.
- It allows for physical experience of coding that inculcates creative imagination.
Features of Micro:bit
Micro:bit provides a user-friendly interface and robust coding functionalities, nurturing creativity and logical thinking in young learners.
Easy to
learn
Scalablity
Flexibility
Various physical
events
Supports various devices
Support Block based and JavaScript coding
Support various external sensors
Real physical computing
Multiple device communication support
Online and Offline tools to program
Supports various devices
Online and Offline tools to program
Enter into the World of Coding for Kids
ENROLL NOW and unlock the exciting journey of coding exploration and creativity with Micro:bit!
Training & Certification
Upon completion of the course, students will receive a certificate of completion, validating their new skills in Micro:bit programming and project development.
