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Micro:bit primary and secondary teacher training day

This training day is for primary and secondary teachers only

About

This training day is for primary and secondary teachers only

About the micro:bit

The micro:bit is a remarkable pocket-sized computer that empowers educators, students, and hobbyists alike.

With its compact dimensions of 4cm by 5cm, the micro:bit is not only educational but also incredibly fun and user-friendly.

Let's explore its features

  • Coding possibilities: the micro:bit can be coded, customised, and controlled to bring digital ideas, games, and apps to life. Whether you’re a seasoned programmer or a curious beginner, the micro:bit offers endless creative opportunities
  • Versatility across the curriculum: designed with education in mind, the micro:bit is suitable for a wide range of age groups and can be integrated into various subjects. From science to art, mathematics to design, the micro:bit sparks curiosity and innovation
  • Inspiring the next generation: discover how to seamlessly incorporate micro:bit activities into your classroom, igniting the imaginations of primary school pupils.
     

Register now to unlock a world of possibilities. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or a beginner, this training day will equip you with the tools to inspire the next generation of digital creators.

Professional Development
Computing
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29 Apr 2024 

1:00pm - 4:00pm

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Organiser

  • IET Education 5-19

Why attend?

  • Boost your confidence: gain confidence in using the micro:bit as a powerful teaching tool
  • Discover the IET: learn about us and how we can support your micro:bit sessions in the classroom
  • Connect with peers: network with like-minded educators who share your passion for inspiring young minds

Location

IET Stevenage: Futures Place

IET Stevenage: Futures Place
Stevenage

SG1 2UA
GB

Programme

13:00 - Event begins, housekeeping, and introductions
13:20 - micro:bit moment
13:30 - What is the micro:bit and how can It be used?
14:00 - Introduction and hands-on demonstration of basic coding
15:00 - Exploring our micro:bit resources
15:30 - Q&A and networking
16:00 - Event concludes

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Registration

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Free of charge