Microbit Coding Concepts and Practices

This video tutorial by Monica from Hater focuses on teaching teachers how to use Microbit for coding. It covers the basics of JavaScript blocks, creating a thermometer project, and using logic blocks. The tutorial also provides practical applications and testing methods for Microbit projects, along with additional resources for further learning.

What are the two programming languages you can use with Microbit?

• HTML and CSS

• JavaScript and Python

• Java and C++

• Ruby and Swift

What is the purpose of the 'Let's code' button on the Microbit website?

• To purchase a Microbit

• To view tutorials

• To access the coding environment

• To download the Microbit app

What is the function of event handlers in Microbit coding?

• To store data

• To respond to specific events

• To compile code

• To display output

What is the first step in creating a thermometer project with Microbit?

• Downloading the Microbit app

• Creating a variable for temperature

• Connecting to Wi-Fi

• Setting up the LED display

How do you update the temperature variable with data from the sensor?

• By selecting the temperature input block

• By setting the variable manually

• By using a loop

• By using a comparator block

What block is used to compare values in Microbit coding?

• Event handler block

• Variable block

• Comparator block

• Operator block

What icon is used to indicate a high temperature alert on the Microbit?

• A smiley face

• A scrunched up face

• A neutral face

• A surprised face

What is a good practice to remember what your code is doing?

• Using long variable names

• Writing code in one line

• Avoiding event handlers

• Adding comments

What can you use Microbit projects for besides teaching computer science?

• Physical education

• History lessons

• Cooking

• Biology experiments

Where can you find additional resources and project ideas for Microbit?

• Online forums

• Microbit.org

• Social media

• Local library