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Teaching Design and Practice of AI Class in Primary Schools

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Teaching Design and Practice of AI Class in Primary Schools

Teaching Design and Practice of AI Class in Primary Schools ——Taking Micro:bit Light-Controlled Lamp Project-Based Teaching as an Example Liu Haiwu Second Experimental Primary School, Suzhou Industrial Park, 215028 Author Introduction Liu Haiwu, Bachelor’s degree, Senior Teacher. Article Directory Structure Abstract Based on students’ existing knowledge structure, using Micro:bit light-controlled lamp as the teaching project, … Read more

Design and Development of Blood Sugar Regulation Model Based on Micro:bit

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Design and Development of Blood Sugar Regulation Model Based on Micro:bit

Source:Wang Ying, Qiu Cheng, Zhang Zhixiang. Design and Development of Blood Sugar Regulation Model Based on Micro:bit[J]. Biology Bulletin, 2023, 58(4): 58-60. Editor’s Note To better meet readers’ demands for excellent journal articles, our WeChat public account selectively pushes articles of the current issue. Please stay tuned! The article “Design and Development of Blood Sugar … Read more

From Playing Games to Creating Games: The Charm of Programming

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From Playing Games to Creating Games: The Charm of Programming

// This summer, the young reporters received a small package: a glowing component and a data cable. Upon opening it, we see that the front of the component has two buttons and a 5×5 grid of glowing dots. The back has some complex circuits and chips, while the side has two interfaces—this is the material … Read more

Project-Based Learning: Designing and Building a Wheeled Robot with Micro:bit

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Project-Based Learning: Designing and Building a Wheeled Robot with Micro:bit

Artificial Intelligence Popularization Education: Designing and Building a Wheeled Robot with Micro:bit Author: Gao Kai (Beijing No. 2 Middle School) Micro:bit is a controller that has been favored by many middle and primary school students and science teachers in recent years. Its small size, high integration, and ease of use have led to its rapid … Read more

Btlejack: The Ultimate Toolbox for Low Energy Bluetooth Devices

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Btlejack: The Ultimate Toolbox for Low Energy Bluetooth Devices

Btlejack provides everything you need to sniff, interfere with, and hijack low energy Bluetooth devices. It relies on one or more BBC Micro:Bits running dedicated firmware. You may also want to use Adafruit’s Bluefruit LE Sniffer or the nRF51822 evaluation kit, as we have added support for these devices. The current version of the tool … Read more

Micro:bit Control Using WeChat Mini Program

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Micro:bit Control Using WeChat Mini Program

01 Project Introduction It has been a while since I updated the content because I was developing a mini program for a controller that communicates with the micro:bit development board via Bluetooth, which can be used for remote control of various small vehicles. The previous courses have introduced the Bluetooth module of the micro:bit, which … Read more

Enabling Python Features in Microbit MakeCode

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Enabling Python Features in Microbit MakeCode

In the latest update of Microbit MakeCode, the Python feature has been enabled. This means that when using MakeCode, we can also use Python programming just like in the Maker version of MakeCode, making MakeCode a versatile programming platform. First, open the beta version of MakeCode in your browser (the Python feature is currently in … Read more

Micro:bit Beginner Temperature Measurement Tutorial

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Micro:bit Beginner Temperature Measurement Tutorial

Micro:bit actually does not have a real temperature sensor. Its current so-called temperature measurement is actually done using the internal temperature sensor of the main chip. The proper use is only to detect the chip’s temperature, and not to measure the ambient temperature. However, Micro:bit is essentially a beginner learning board, so having such a … Read more

Introduction to Micro:bit Particle Creation – What Makes Our Machines ‘Alive’?

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Introduction to Micro:bit Particle Creation - What Makes Our Machines 'Alive'?

“Introduction to Micro:bit Particle Creation” is a beginner’s tutorial combining micro:bit with BOSON, suitable for beginners who are new to micro:bit and programming. By following this tutorial, learners will start with a simple blinking LED project and gradually understand the principles of makecode programming and the workings of BOSON modules, ultimately achieving advanced features such … Read more