Micro:bit コーディングとシミュレーション: LED、ボタン、センサーを学ぶ

What will be taught?
Students will learn the fundamentals of coding and electronics using the Micro:bit simulator. They will explore how to program LEDs, buttons, and sensors to create interactive projects and simple games.

What topics will you cover?

Introduction to Micro:bit & its simulator

Programming LEDs and animations

Using buttons for interactive inputs

Exploring sensors (accelerometer, temperature, light)

Creating real-world projects like step counters and reaction games

How is your class structured?
Each class includes a short introduction, hands-on coding activities, guided practice, and a small project. Students will progress from basic commands to building interactive programs using the simulator.

How will you teach?
The course follows an interactive, project-based approach. Students will learn through guided coding exercises, live demonstrations, and problem-solving challenges. Each session focuses on applying concepts through hands-on projects.

What's your teaching style?
The teaching style is engaging, fun, and student-centered. Lessons incorporate real-world applications and encourage creativity. Students will learn by experimenting, debugging, and improving their code through structured challenges.

How much will learners get to interact with you?
Students will engage through live coding exercises, interactive discussions, and troubleshooting sessions. The class includes:

Live demonstrations of coding concepts

Hands-on activities in the Micro:bit simulator

Slides and visuals to explain key ideas

Collaborative discussions to analyze and debug programs

Mini-projects and challenges to apply learning in fun ways