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BBC micro:bit V2
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Why you'll love this product
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Built-in Microphone
Sense and react to sound dynamically with the integrated microphone, offering interactive learning experiences that captivate and engage.
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Integrated Speaker
Features a built-in speaker, enabling the playback of sounds and facilitating auditory learning and interactive projects.
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Power Saving Mode
Includes a power-saving mode, ensuring prolonged engagement and exploration without frequent interruptions for recharging.
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Seamless Integration
Designed for compatibility with existing lessons and materials, supporting both MakeCode blocks and MicroPython code.
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Supports Computing Curriculum
Aligns with the UK Computing curriculum, aiding in the creation, debugging, and design of programs from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 2.
BBC micro:bit V2
An upgraded pocket-sized micro:bit computer with a microphone, speaker, and enhanced processing capabilities.
Overview
Equipped with advanced features for an engaging introduction to programmable components and the internet of things.
The BBC micro:bit V2 stands at the forefront of coding education, offering a rich platform for children to explore the basics of programming and interactive technology. With its integrated microphone and speaker, it presents a unique opportunity for engaging with sound-based coding projects, turning abstract concepts into tangible experiences.
From Key Stage 1, where students are introduced to programming fundamentals, through to Key Stage 2, focusing on more complex problem-solving and system control, the BBC micro:bit V2 is an essential tool. It supports the development of critical thinking and computational skills, crucial for the digital age.
Constructed from durable materials, it fits seamlessly into existing computing lessons. Its compatibility with MakeCode blocks and MicroPython code from the original version ensures a smooth learning curve, enabling educators to incorporate it into their curriculum effortlessly.
Supports the National Curriculum
Computing, Key Stage 1
Create and debug simple programs.
Computing, Key Stage 2
Design, write and debug programs that accomplish specific goals, including controlling or simulating physical systems and solve problems by decomposing them into smaller parts.
