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  1. Eduporium Experiment | STEAM And The Strawbees micro:bit Kit

    Eduporium Experiment | STEAM And The Strawbees micro:bit Kit
    You might already know that the micro:bit is an extremely versatile STEAM tool. It’s also, however, compatible with a bunch of other technologies, like the Finch Robot 2.0, Hummingbird Bit, GiggleBot, and more. Those are not the only STEAM solutions on that list, however, so, this week, we explored one of those other in-depth EdTech kits in the Strawbees micro:bit
  2. Coding with the micro:bit and MakeCode

    Coding with the micro:bit and MakeCode
    Among the wide scope of micro:bit V2 projects, students can incorporate its newest built-in features—a microphone and speaker—and develop valuable programming and computer science skills using the MakeCode editor! Speaking of the MakeCode platform, if you’re new to this coding environment, it works with plenty of other STEAM tools, too.
  3. Video: Our Webinar on Using the micro:bit and MakeCode

    Video: Our Webinar on Using the micro:bit and MakeCode
    In our latest webinar, we were joined by Katie Henry, micro:bit’s Head of Partner Engagement, and Diane Horvath, a technology specialist. The pair discussed many of the educational possibilities when it comes to using the micro:bit in the classroom and attendees from around the world joined in and contributed to the great discussion. Find the recording here!
  4. Upcoming Webinar: micro:bit and MakeCode in Education

    Upcoming Webinar: micro:bit and MakeCode in Education
    Not only can students use the micro:bit to learn about coding basics using MakeCode, it has a ton of secondary applications in STEM education. Join us on Thursday, March 4 as we team up with our partners from micro:bit to discuss integrating the micro:bit and its new features in remote, hybrid, or in-class education!
  5. STEM and Robotics Kits for Coding with the micro:bit

    STEM and Robotics Kits for Coding with the micro:bit
    Whether students are coding with the micro:bit and MakeCode or using it with other STEAM tools, it’s a powerful tool for CS education in any grade. Speaking of its integrations, the micro:bit is compatible with a number of other technologies, allowing students to add exciting elements to various STEM projects!
  6. Eduporium Experiment | littleBits micro:bit Adapter

    Eduporium Experiment | littleBits micro:bit Adapter
    For any educator who’s used any of the littleBits tools in the past, their offerings were made that much greater with the addition of the Code Kit. And, with this latest wrinkle thrown into the equation, students now have more ways than ever to design, invent, and code with littleBits! Read on to learn more about the littleBits micro:bit Adapter.
  7. Eduporium Experiment | micro:bit V2

    Eduporium Experiment | micro:bit V2
    The new micro:bit V2 features three notable additions in a built-in speaker, built-in microphone, and programmable, touch-sensitive logo. Students can try programming the micro:bit with MakeCode and incorporate all of the new features found within the V2, which helps educators add interactive invention to learning.
  8. Eduporium Weekly | Get To Know The micro:bit V2

    Eduporium Weekly | Get To Know The micro:bit V2
    In terms of its looks, the micro:bit V2 is very similar to the original micro:bit and even costs roughly the same as well. It has tons of added capabilities, however, and can bring exciting new wrinkles to coding education with the addition of a built-in speaker, a built-in microphone, and a redesigned LED matrix for creating programs. Keep reading to
  9. The micro:bit V2 is Now Available for Pre-Order

    The micro:bit V2 is Now Available for Pre-Order
    When it first showed up on the education scene a few years ago, the micro:bit became an instant favorite among STEAM teachers around the world thanks to its pocket-sized portability and simplicity when it came to teaching coding. Now the micro:bit V2 is ready to make its own impact on STEAM education.
  10. Tips & Tricks | littleBits micro:bit Adapter

    Tips & Tricks | littleBits micro:bit Adapter
    To use their littleBits micro:bit Adapter, kids will need a micro:bit V2, which are available on our store separately. The micro:bit board slides easily into the slot on the top of their micro:bit Adapter and fastens securely, allowing students to incorporate MakeCode programs in littleBits circuits. Read on to learn more about this valuable STEAM and CS accessory.

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