Micro:bit Contest
86 Entries, 22 Prizes
The BBC micro:bit makes teaching electronics simple and fun. We want to see projects that introduce students to electronics and keep them engaged in learning using the micro:bit!
The micro:bit makes prototyping easy with an onboard LED array, buttons, and a variety of sensors. If you need additional electronics, connect them with alligator clips or use an adapter to plug your micro:bit directly to a breadboard. The new micro:bit also contains an onboard microphone and speaker.
There are two amazing Judges' Prizes up for grabs!
1. Add an image and text detailing your use of the micro:bit in the classroom for a chance to win one of two Educator Judges’ Prizes. Winners will receive a $250 gift card and be one of the first educators to receive the Autodesk Innovators Kit for Classrooms.
2. Build and program your micro:bit project in Tinkercad's Circuit simulator to earn our Tinkercad Judges’ Prize! Winners will receive a $250 gift card.
Find inspiration here if needed, and show us your best micro:bit projects for a chance to win our $500 Grand Prize!
Sound & LED Microbit Using Tinkercad Bunyi & LED Microbit Di Aplikasi Tinkercad
by azrul8work in Microcontrollers
558 Views
LED Basic / Pengenalan Kepada Pengkomputeran Fizikal Dengan Menggunakan Micro:bit Menggunakan Tinkercad Asas LED
by azrul8work in Microcontrollers
1252 Views
*6 WAYS* to Make a Cardboard Robot Costume REALLY Robotic
by BrownDogGadgets in Electronics
17229 Views
WashBoss - Motion-activated Micro:bit Gadget That Teaches Children How to Wash Their Hands With Graphical and Audio Feedback
by MrMemory in Microcontrollers
373 Views
Social Distancing Sensor With Micro:Bit and Hummingbird Kit
by Cana Yao in Microcontrollers
1849 Views