How to Program a Blinking LED Printing text is all fine and dandy, but let’s try something a bit more advanced, like making the onboard LED blink. To do that, paste in the code below. import time ...

A micro:bit, battery pack and micro USB cable, plus a suitable computer for programming. Some LEDs. Get a selection of colours if you can. Some 100 ohm resistors At least 3 crocodile clip leads.

It might not be the easiest micro:bit project, but it does show the amazing things you can do with the BBC’s wallet-friendly computer. For full instructions on how to build your buggy, head to ...

This rural Arkansas elementary and middle school teacher gives her students rich STEM experiences by using a creative mix of ...

BBC micro:bit starter kit UNTIL now, everything we have made has been stupid. This week, we are giving a circuit a brain. To do this, we will use a BBC micro:bit, a tiny entry-level microcontroller.

Primary school teacher Manon Watkins gives her expert advice about how to teach simple coding to children in KS2 using the BBC Micro:bit.

It might not be the easiest micro:bit project, but it does show the amazing things you can do with the BBC’s wallet-friendly computer. For full instructions on how to build your buggy, head to ...