micro:bit 101 (CS Spring Series)
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The BBC micro:bit is an affordable, versatile, and beginner-friendly microprocessor built with student learning in mind.
Eager to try out a micro:bit in your classroom? These little tools are perfect for re-engaging students with hands-on puzzles just as that “spring fever” starts to kick in. Tune in to discover how + learn micro:bit programming basics.
This session is designed for total newbies interested in adding a spark to their teaching toolkit. Whether you teach 2nd grade or middle schoolers, you’ll walk away with strategies for authentically connecting your core content to computing. Join us and leave ready to bring some high-energy fun back to your students!
Experience: Beginner
Grades: 2-8
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This webinar is part of our CS Spring series. Explore more ways to bring hands-on CS learning to your classroom at these upcoming webinars https://www.ltcillinois.org/services/webinars/
Organized By
Learning Technology Center (LTC)
Presented by
Emily Pool
CS & STEM Professional Learning Specialist, Learning Technology Center