The BBC has come up with a clever programming tool for its micro:bit computing teacher module, with help from Samsung. Samsung has created an Android app which will allow schoolchildren to programme ...

Ring:bit has a battery on the back and leads-out three IO connections from micro:bit to rows of pins that also have ground and power on. On top of this there is a power switch and another that changes ...

How To Build And Freeze Modules This repo will teach you step-by-step how to build and freeze custom Python modules into the BBC micro:bit fork of MicroPython. If you are an educator and want to ...

This library contains type hints (stubs) for the micro:bit modules, allowing developers to benefit from code completion, type checking, and static analysis in their Python projects that involve ...

The new micro:bit platform builds on its popular predecessor, and now includes a speaker, microphone, and Bluetooth 5 support.

The micro:bit module has an array of LEDs on one side and a Nordic Semiconductor Cortex-M0 microcontroller. It also has an accelerometer, magnetometer, Bluetooth, and USB support.

With 5 million BBC Micro:bits in use, the Micro:bit V2 (available in November), will provide even more opportunities for innovators and young engineers.

The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that you can code, customise and control to bring your digital ideas, games and apps to life.