Joy-it EA-MicroBit-V2 Electronic Adventure "Die Reise mit dem micro:bit" V2 BBC micro:bit, Arts & Crafts, Electronic cir

Whether at school or in your own home, the new education kit "The Journey with the micro:bit in Makecode V2" takes young people from eight years on on an electrifying expedition into the world of microcontrollers: How does a micro:bit work? How do ich program it? was mit dem Mini-Computer Everything was needed to get exciting answers to these questions is available in the new learning travel case "The journey with the micro:bit V2". Electronic Adventure is an innovative joint project of electronics specialists joy-it and Elektor, who combine their know-how here to develop interesting and above all practical educational products with real educational benefits and high quality.The result is creative content that is unique in this form: The travel case offers the researchers and their accompanying teachers or parents exercises that build on each other and shows step by step how easy it is to realize exciting micro-controller experiments. The instruction book for young researchers, designed with great attention to detail, has 80 pages and is didactically well thought-out with great pictures and plenty of space for notes. Accompanying explanatory videos complement the learning journey and make programming with the micro:bit V2 based on "makecode" a child's play in the truest sense of the word. On its own website, young users and their learning companions are waiting for even more exciting moments with the micro:bit V2, as well as a forum that helps with questions and problems. This kit is therefore not only suitable for one-time use, but can be reprogramd again and again. The accompanying guide for teachers and parents also offers further background information and additional suggestions for project implementation.The focus is on learning success through funNot only are all required project components as well as a child-friendly designed experimental field included in the delivery, but all described projects can also be applied directly practically and thus promote the learning success with many new discoveries and lots of fun. With the help of the Electronic Adventure Kit, kids learn not only to create a program code, but also to build a pedometer, play music according to notes, control a traffic light with LED or program an alarm siren. Each exercise starts with a concrete example to be recreated. Cabling and code are pre-defined so that a working solution and a successful experience ensure learning success. The individual aspects of electronics and programming are then explained, further differentiation is offered and transfer tasks are proposed.Pilot project of the country NRW: New learning kit is part of the "Pact for Computer Science" "The trip with the BBC micro:bit" is being used in practice as part of a pilot project "Pact for Computer Science" of the country of NRW. Patron is the Ministry of Economics, Innovation and Digitization. Together with the "Hochschule Rhein-Waal" (Campus Kamp-Lintfort), experimental workshops are held at schools in their surroundings, which are also supported by the participating companies.Even more material on the "Electronic Adventure" websiteOn the website of the "Electronic Adventure" series you will find detailed and easy to understand videos, further information and a forum to help you with problems and questions.

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