The micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer can that can be made to interact with built-in sensors and buttons to make its 25 LEDs flash in different patterns, letting it display - for example - letters and numbers.
In addition, it can be connected to other computing kits via its input-output rings - including the Raspberry Pi, Arduino and Galileo - to carry out more complex tasks.
The BBC micro:bit v2 is a mini computer that has been designed to make the coding fun and easy to learn. The micro:bit Club Pack contains 10 x micr...
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The BBC micro:bit is back and better than ever! Version 2 of this popular board features a new built in Speaker, Microphone, more computing power, ...
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micro:bit Learning Kit (for micro:bit V1 & V2) is a complete set of electronics and teaching resources to enable successful cross-curricular le...
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Description The Kitronik :GAME ZIP 64 is the ultimate retro gaming accessory for the BBC microbit. It has been designed to be an all in one han...
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Bring micro:bit to the Whole Class With the micro:bit Educator Lab Pack, introducing micro:bit to your class is a cinch. The kit includes everythin...
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Welcome to the world of programming and automation with Micro:Bit! In comparison to the Arduino platform, the micro:bit micro controller offers an ...
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With the Climate Action Kit, you can empower students to tackle climate change issues while learning important digital skills for 21st-Century Lear...
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ElecFreaks Micro:bit Starter Kit is designed for people who is at the door step of learning electric circuit and programming knowledge. The kit has...
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Training Level Overview: 3 Hours of Teacher Training Include: Level 1 Competence, Level 2 Comfort and Level 3 Curriculum Connections. Level 1 - C...
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