The BBC micro:bit is a tiny computer that can be coded, customised and controlled, bringing digital thinking, games and apps to life.
micro:bit has a simple and easy-to-use programming interface, allowing students to easily complete complex programming on the browser by simply dragging building blocks with the mouse.
The size of micro:bit is only the size of a matchbox, which is convenient for children to carry around. It has many built-in sensors commonly used in daily life, such as temperature, light, direction and magnetism, as well as many familiar technological devices, such as Bluetooth devices, Micro USB ports, etc., which are integrated into the application of learning software + hardware.
Let's look at some projects made with the Micro:bit board:
1. You can use the sensors on the micro:bit to make a pedometer, light sensor, etc.
Pedometer
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