Program a Tiny Computer!
- Track: FOSDEM Junior
- Room: UD6.205
- Day: Saturday
- Start: 12:15
- End: 13:45
- Video only: ud6205
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In this introductory, hands-on workshop you will learn how to program an inexpensive, battery-powered, pocket-size computer (micro:bit or Calliope mini) to respond to buttons, tilts, shakes, light, and more. Display icons or short animations or the LED display or play tunes through the built-in speaker.
This workshop will use MicroBlocks, a blocks language similar to Scratch. It is suitable for beginners aged 10 and up working independently or younger children working with a parent.
To participate, you will need a laptop computer (not a mobile device).
Activities during FOSDEM Junior follow the Code Club policies and health and safety standards.
- All attendees must have an adult with them
- Remember to bring your laptop with you
- You must book a place to attend
- Please don’t come if you are feeling unwell
Participants are required to sign up for this activity via the registration form.
Speakers
Bernat Romagosa | |
John Maloney |