Coding for Kids – micro:bit: Rock, Paper, Scissors & Co.

Description

In this creative workshop, children and teenagers aged 10 to 15 dive into the world of programming. Using blocks, they develop their own code and draw icons on the micro:bit's LED matrix. They learn about the microcomputer's accelerometer and use it to control a random number generator. With every movement, a self-designed icon appears on the display. The knowledge gained is then deepened in further micro:bit modules. An exciting experience for everyone interested in technology, programming, and experimenting! In collaboration with mint & pepper ETH Zurich

Highlights

• Creative workshop for children and teenagers aged 10 to 15
• Programming with micro:bit and LED matrix
• Collaboration with mint & pepper ETH Zurich

General Information

The workshop offers an introduction to programming with the micro:bit. Participants learn how to create icons on the LED matrix using an accelerometer and control a random number generator.

Location

St.-Oswalds-Gasse 20, 6300 Zug, Switzerland

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