This repository stores tutorials developed by the Micro:bit Educational Foundation for Microsoft MakeCode They are usually one component of a larger suite of material.

The door alarm uses the micro:bit’s built-in compass, called a magnetometer, which can be programmed to send an alert when it moves.

Students can use the compass rose to help translate heading information from the micro:bit's onboard compass/magnetometer into cardinal directions using MakeCode or MicroPython. The sample programs ...

The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized codeable computer with motion detection, a built-in compass and Bluetooth technology, which was given free to every child in year 7 or equivalent across the UK ...

The micro:bit board includes a bank of LEDs, a pair of programmable buttons, an accelerometer to detect motion, a compass/magnetometer, Bluetooth connectivity and a selection of input and output ...

Learn how to get started with the BBC micro:bit playground survey. Use our simple activity guide, teacher notes and video!

The micro:bit includes 25 LEDs, which can display images and text, two programmable buttons, motion detector and compass, and can connect to other devices via Bluetooth.