Micro:Bit Robotics – Video Course

Micro:Bit Robotics Introduction Video Course for Teachers and Educators. Learn principles of using Micro:Bit in the classroom, get lesson ideas and code easy cardboard robots.

Micro:Bit Robotics Video Course

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Micro:Bit Robotics Introduction Video Course for Teachers and Educators. Learn principles of using Micro:Bit in the classroom, get lesson ideas and code easy cardboard robots.

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Description

Master BBC Micro:Bit robotics and spark a love for STEAM in your students.

The Micro:Bit Robotics – Introduction course offers a unique approach to robotics education, using cardboard as the primary building material for constructing robots. This method emphasizes creativity, accessibility, and sustainability, allowing students to easily prototype and build functional robots. By integrating the BBC Micro:Bit, participants learn essential coding and electronics skills, while exploring hands-on construction with everyday materials.

Get a practical insight how to use BBC Micro:Bit in the classroom. Learn how to code cardboard robots with useful lesson ideas.

Get a Certificate!

Upon completing the course, you will receive a hand-signed certificate that includes a list of topics covered and the total number of hours in the course.

About the author

Lasercut Arduino Robot Head Controlled With Face Tracking

Maciej Wojnicki

Founder and designer of Cardboard Robots.

I have over 15 years of experience in teaching about creative use of technology. I led dozens of workshop on robotics, creative coding, constructing musical instruments and similar topics for adults and kids.

In 2023, I created a course about artificial intelligence (www.burzamozgow.com), which was attended by over 3,800 teachers in Poland.

In 2014 started LOFI Robot (www.lofirobot.com), ed-tech startup based around an idea of robotic kit with lasercut wooden blocks and Arduino. LOFI Robot kits are used in hundreds of schools in Poland.

I started first Fab Lab in Poland in 2013 which sparked a wave of other fab labs, makerspaces and hackerspaces being created all over Poland at the time.

What Will You Learn?

  • How to use Micro:Bit for robotics
  • How to use Micro:Bit in the classroom
  • How to prevent tools from being broken
  • How to code the Micro:Bit
  • Coding lessons ideas for cardboard robots

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