Learning objectives
- Recall and understand the foundational concepts of CYBER.ORG's Coding Fundamentals course, including the principles of block-based coding, the functions of the BBC micro:bit, and the features of the Microsoft MakeCode platform.
- Apply knowledge of block-based coding, the BBC micro:bit, and the Microsoft MakeCode platform to design and create functional builds that incorporate these technologies.
- Demonstrate the ability to translate conceptual understanding into practical applications.
- Analyze the CYBER.ORG curricula and evaluate its suitability for integration across various subject areas.
- Assess the potential benefits and challenges of incorporating computer science concepts into different disciplines, fostering a deeper understanding of how computer science can enhance diverse educational contexts.
Introduction to micro:bit (Block Coding)
Topic ID: 911
Teachers will explore CYBER.ORG's Coding Fundamentals course using the BBC micro:bit and Microsoft MakeCode platform to create builds that incorporate block-based coding. You will learn how to use the CYBER.ORG curricula and explore ways to incorporate computer science in any subject area.
Primary Learning Goal
Become familiar with programming the micro:bit using block-based coding.
- Instructional hours
- 8
- Cost per participant
- $0.00
- Participant range
- 10 minimum; 15 maximum
- Graduate credit hours
- Eligible; check the individual session for university restrictions.
These are topic defaults. Check individual session details before registering.
Available Sessions
Introduction to micro:bit (Block Coding)
Self-paced enrollment: November 1, 2026 through November 1, 2026, 4:00 pm CST
8 instructional hours · Distance · In-State
Registration closed
Introduction to micro:bit (Block Coding)
Self-paced enrollment: December 1, 2026 through December 1, 2026, 4:00 pm CST
8 instructional hours · Distance · In-State
Registration available
Introduction to micro:bit (Block Coding)
Self-paced enrollment: January 1, 2027 through January 1, 2027, 4:00 pm CST
8 instructional hours · Distance · In-State
Registration available