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Micro:bit Maker Faire NY Education Forum - Sept 2017
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 2017 Get Creative, Get Connected, Get Coding! Hal Speed Maker Faire New York Education Forum Head of North America Micro:bit Educational Foundation 22 September 2017 @HalSpeed @microbit_edu slideshare.net/hal_speed
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20172 Micro:bit Designed as a Learning Tool for Students
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20173 2015 BBC Make It Digital 29 partners 1 million micro:bit devices 11-12 year olds Across the U.K.
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20174 90% of students said it helped show that anyone can code Source: BBC
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20175 70% increase in the number of girls that said they would definitely choose computing Source: BBC
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20176 “Creating Cool Stuff” Sue Sentence, et al. King’s College London Reinforces Bloom’s Taxonomy Creating at the pinnacle Physical computing in school: Motivation Tangibility Collaboration Creativity 6 Source: https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/files/65615345/creating_cool_stuff_POSTPRINT_to_share.pdf
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20177 To empower children, parents and teachers around the globe to learn and innovate using the micro:bit 2016 Micro:bit Educational Foundation Formed
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20178 micro:bit now in the U.S. 2017
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 20179 Sample of Lessons
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201710 STEM Lessons https://makecode.microbit.org/projects
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201711 Third-Party Curricula Microsoft MakeCode Intro to CS https://aka.ms/intro2cs PLTW Gateway: Computer Science for Innovators and Makers https://www.pltw.org/our- programs/pltw-gateway- curriculum#curriculum-4 8. Coordinate Grid System 9. Booleans 10.Music and Arrays 11.Bits, Bytes, and Binary 12.Radio 13.Arrays 14.Independent Final Project 1. Making 2. Algorithms 3. Variables 4. Conditionals 5. Iteration 6. Review/Mini-Project 7. Coordinate Grid System
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201712 Many applications in and out of school Science ICT Art Music Engineering Design & Technology Computing STEM clubs Not just about coding! “Play, Share, Code, Wear!”
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201713 Microsoft MakeCode – Blocks and JavaScript
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201714
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201715 Python
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201716 Scratch Extension – scratchx.org
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201717 PC/Mac Chromebooks Smart phones Tablets Connect through USB Connect through Bluetooth iOS and Android apps available Multiple ways of programing
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201718 http://microbit.org/assets/documents/microbit-accessories.pdf
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201719 http://microbit.org/assets/documents/microbit-accessories.pdf
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201720 Package Options ~$14.99 ~$16.50 ~$142.00 1x micro:bit 1x micro:bit 1x battery pack w/batteries 1x USB cable 10x micro:bit 10x battery pack w/batteries 10x USB cable
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201721 U.S. Resellers http://microbit.org/resellers/
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201722 Available via DonorsChoose.org AKJ Education is an approved DonorsChoose.org vendor and micro:bit reseller Teachers enter projects and request classroom materials Individuals and companies can donate money towards the purchase of those materials
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201723 Make with micro:bit https://makezine.com/2017/09/20/learn-basics-javascript-
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201724 “The micro:bit is a standout for education. First, it uses block-style programming language…Second, it has enough lights, buttons, and sensors built in to give a student programmer plenty to play with” Sam Brown, Make: Magazine Make: 2017 Board Guide STANDOUTS https://makezine.com/2017/05/30/extraordinary-dev-boards/
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201725 What if robots replaced teachers? https://youtu.be/rjCkiNRM-FI
© Micro:bit Educational
Foundation 201726 In the future, every child will be an inventor Vision
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