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micro:bit at ISTE 2017 by a 4th grader My name is Zane. I am 9 years old and going to 4th grade in Austin, Texas. I love technology a lot. Especially if it involves computer programming. I was introduced to micro:bit last year, when my dad brought home a small cardboard box with the device, battery pack, and USB cord. I “borrowed” the box and went to the website written on the box (microbit.org), pressed "Let's Code" and started with the easiest editor: PXT (Java Script Blocks Editor). I started getting more advanced by coding with code kingdoms and python. I became a big fan and presented micro:bit at my school for the science fair in February, and iPadpalooza in June. IPadpalooza is a learning festival and a celebration of the cultural-shift the iPads have brought about in education and the world. Most recently, I presented at the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). This year's ISTE was held in San Antonio, Texas. I had the opportunity to participate in the Interactive Playground in the micro:bit section, together with Robyn, a high school student presenter, and the Trashbots team. I got to explain what micro:bit is, its capabilities, and do some hands on programming. For about four hours, a stream of educators came through our section. I presented some of my programs, such as Traffic Light where micro:bit controls 3 LEDs: red, amber and green. This was a good example of expansion. I also made a program on the spot that made micro:bit say Hello ISTE. Why Hello? I did Hello because I wanted to show that programming the micro:bit is very easy. The attendees were asking all sorts of questions such as: What is the micro:bit? Is programming the micro:bit hard? what languages are supported? How to get the expansions? How much does is cost? They liked holding the micro:bit and looking at all its components. They were impressed by how small and light it was. I met people from all over the world: from Japan, Canada, and from many USA states. I even saw my Education Technology teacher from my school! At one point, the ISTE TV crew came in and interviewed me. I got to talk about the micro:bit on ISTE TV! ISTE is not an ordinary conference, it is a worldwide conference. It is huge. It covered many floors of the vast exhibit center. It was a big deal. I was very happy to be part of this event. I was most happy talking about micro:bit to so many people. For me, going to ISTE, changes everything - like me writing my very first blog, this one!
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RAZVIJ SVOJU KREATIVNOST POVEŽI SE PROGRAMIRAJ micro:bit je maleno računalo koje se može programirati, zamišljeno i oblikovano tako da učenje i podučavanje učini jednostavnim i zabavnim! Ja sam nastavnik Kako se mogu koristiti micro:bitom u školi?Saznaj više Imam svoj micro:bit Što mi je potrebno da počnem?Prvi koraci jednostavno Micro:bitom je super jednostavno početi, ali on nudi bezbroj mogućnosti od osnovne škole do fakulteta! Mijenja živote Ohrabrivanje učenika – 90 % učenika kaže da im je micro:bit pokazao kako svi mogu programirati! povoljno Stoji manje od većine igračaka, a cijena seta za cijeli razred manja je od cijene jednoga prijenosnog računala. “ U mom razredu svi su tako sretni i uzbuđeni što upotrebljavaju micro:bit. To je savršeno rješenje koje omogućuje učeniku da uči na intuitivan način. Apoorva Kumar, Microsoftov sat kodiranja, srednja škola St. Pauls, Ambala, India Povećanje broja djevojčica koje kažu da će sigurno odabrati IKT/Računalnu znanost kao predmet nakon što su upoznale micro:bit