L1 MakeyMakey Introduction

What is necessary for a circuit to work?

• A computer connection
• Multiple batteries
• Only a power source
• A completed loop of conductors

What does Makey Makey allow you to do with Scratch?

• Control Scratch projects like a keyboard
• Create circuits without any materials
• Only play sounds
• Connect to the internet

Which of the following is a conductive material?

• Rubber
• Plastic
• Wood
• Graphite from pencils

What do you need to check first when setting up your Makey Makey?

• That it is connected to Wi-Fi
• That you have multiple USB cables
• That you have a printer connected
• That it powers on and connects to the computer

What happens when you press the Makey Makey keys?

• It sends signals to the computer
• It charges the battery
• It turns off the computer
• It creates a new project in Scratch

How do you complete a circuit with Makey Makey?

• By connecting it to a monitor
• By using only batteries
• By pressing any key on the keyboard
• By touching conductive materials while plugged in and grounded yourself

What should you do if your circuit doesn't work?

• Use a different computer
• Change the power source immediately
• Ensure that the circuit is closed and all materials used are conductive

• Check if it is connected to the computer (does it flash the light?)

What can you create with Makey Makey and Scratch?

• Web pages
• Simple text documents
• Only static images
• Interactive projects that respond to key presses

What is an example of a creative project using Makey Makey?

• Building a website
• Writing a report
• Creating a slideshow
• Using conductive paint to trigger actions

What is the first step in creating a project in Scratch with Makey Makey?

• Open a text editor
• Download extra software
• Connect to the internet
• Create a new Scratch project