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Micro:bit Coding Basics
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Micro:bit Coding Basics with Student
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Micro:bit Coding Basics Course
IT, STEM
Standard
Aged 6+
10 hours
Block Coding
Computational Thinking
This course introduces the basics of micro:bit computational thinking, offering a dynamic and interactive approach to understanding the fundamentals of coding. Perfect for beginners, it encourages creative problem-solving and critical thinking, enabling students to acquire vital coding skills. Through hands-on projects with micro:bit and MakeCode, learners will tackle essential concepts such as input/output commands, variables, conditionals, and mini game development.
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Learning Objectives:

  • Master the basics of coding with micro:bit, MakeCode and Una through interactive projects
  • Understand and use key computational thinking concepts like variables, loops, and conditions
  • Build simple games and applications, fostering problem-solving skills

Course Outline:

  • Let's program with micro:bit!
  • How many inputs and outputs?
  • Can micro:bit store my memory?
  • Rescue Hua Mulan
  • Shoot and score a goal!
  • Loop is beauty?
  • Electronic dice
  • Dead or alive, BOOM!
  • Where am I in the solar system?
  • Escape from a maze board
  • Micro:bit Daylight detector and thermometer
  • Micro:bit Compass
  • Multi-animation player
  • Basic radio
  • Simple calculation program
  • Password locks
  • Encryption & decryption

Prerequisites:

  • None

Software Requirements:

  • Una Virtual Classroom - Basic Plan or Microsoft MakeCode

Hardware Requirements:

  • Tablet/Notebook/Desktop
  • Micro:bit Bundle x 1
    • Micro:bit x 1
    • Micro USB Cable x 1
    • Battery holder x 1

Remarks:

  • Without a physical micro:bit, you may also learn the first 10 modules using the MakeCode micro:bit simulator.

Feedback:

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Ms Pauline Ip
STEM & IT in Education Coordinator from Diocesan Boys’ School Primary Division
The lessons are well-paced and offer different levels of difficulties for students with different coding abilities. Una platform provides great freedom for students to demonstrate their creativity and programming ability on the Challenge page.
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Students
Diocesan Boys’ School Primary Division
We like how the exercises are slow-paced and provide clear instructions to teach me how to code the robot. It is very interesting. We like solving problems, especially the challenges.
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Mr William Luk
IT Panel Head and Head of STEAM Education of HKBUAS Wong Kam Fai Secondary and Primary School (Primary Division)
Una simplifies technical operations, gives students more cooperation opportunities, and allowing them to take turns in pair programming.