The BBC micro:bit is an award-winning programmable device that allows students to get hands-on with coding and digital making. Use it to inspire your learners to recognise the power of technology in the real world.
Schools across Scotland received 50 micro:bits over the course of 2021/22 (twenty) and 2022/23 (another thirty) as part of the national rollout.
💡 Anytime CLPL:
The video below gives a introductory walk-through on how to get started with using the BBC micro:bit.
🔻 Additional Resources:
- Quick Introductory Video – A 2 minute video you can watch with learners to introduce the micro:bit.
- Projects for the micro:bit – Coding projects from microbit.org.
- Units of Work for the micro:bit – Units of lessons covering various topics using the micro:bit.
- Classroom Resources – Printable resources to support learning and teaching using the micro:bit.
- Professional Development – CLPL from the micro:bit education foundation.
- Free Webinars, Code-alongs and Other Events – Events you can join with your learners.
- micro:bit classroom – A resource to support learning and teaching for whole-class use.
