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These AI generated images of computer lab rules are ensuring students stop to read them. Any stitch or roblox fans out there?
Big fans of @suecowley.bsky.social over here 🥳
I've been playing around with video production! Follow me to learn how to make a maze game in scratch 🐱
Subscribe to my YouTube channel and make pacman on the @microbit.org 👉 youtube.com/@mrlovellcom...
Code a @microbit.org to be your personal HIIT coach to beat those New Years resolutions! A new random exercise every minute, 6 exercises total - push ups, star jumps, sit ups. Let's go! Find a link to code at YT description 👉 youtube.com/shorts/EuJfP...
Ho ho ho 🎅⛄🎄
Some nice ideas for @microbit.org Christmas 🎅🎄 projects from Moonshot AI
Happy @microbit.org Christmas! 🔔🎅🎄 Download code here 👉 makecode.microbit.org/S38310-74701...
Chris Lovell
Chris Lovell
Chris Lovell
Thought I'd share my @microbit.org Christmas Tree 🎄 again this year. I have used some cheap LEDs, crocodile clips and card to create this. The pins are then programed to flash the LEDs in a sequence
You will find a full lesson for this here: mrmorrison.co.uk/microbit/christmas
Chris Lovell
Chris Lovell
Chris Lovell
Chris Lovell
Chris Lovell
Fun suggestions from AI on stretch and challenge tasks for students learning python with @microbit.org 🥳Challenge tasks drawn from my python games @github.com repo here: github.com/MrL832/mrlovel…
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My mission for this morning has been to start making some videos based on my book Getting your Class to Behave. I've published the first one here. ⬇️ #EduSky
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGIB...
Sue Cowley
Today's @cs4fn.bsky.social Christmas Computing Advent Calendar picture is of a candle which made me think of optical fibre, which reminded me of optical illusions, so this is a light-hearted (sorry) look at those, shining a torch (or candle) into the CS4FN archives :) cs4fn.blog/advent/
Every day in December a new ‘door’ will open and a new blog post about computing that is currently hidden behind it will become unlocked. We originally ran our advent calendar in 2021 a…
