Category: BBC Microbit Tutorial

We’re now ready to create our 1st code. The “Hello World” greeting has been customary to all starter programming books as their first sample code. To construct our Hello World program, we need to only do three simple steps: Connect Read More …

MakeCode block programming editor is made by Microsoft and is a free and open source platform for students who have no experience in programming. It uses colored blocks that are group by functions and can be drag and drop to Read More …

Note: These series of tutorials were made for the offline version of Microsoft’s MakeCode app released June of 2019. However, the principles and exercises can also be used with the online version. Requirements 1 unit – BBC micro:bit 1 pc. Read More …

The micro:bit was designed for use by school students but it does not mean that it is indestructible. As you can see, it is an exposed board to be used with care. Please take note of the precautionary and safety Read More …

Revised: November 2023 A micro:bit is an  programmable microcontroller board. Like any computer, it has a processor, memory and an interface for input and output that you can control. Micro:bit is based on an ARM (Advanced RISC Machines) processor which Read More …

The micro:bit is an ARM based small programmable microcontroller board. It has a processor similar to most Android based cell phones. Micro:bit was  created by BBC in an effort to bring computer science education and STEM topics to every student Read More …