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Kitronik LAB:bit educational platform for BBC micro:bit
  • Kitronik LAB:bit - All-in-One Educational Platform for BBC micro:bit in KS2 Classroom
  • Kitronik LAB:bit - All-in-One Educational Platform for BBC micro:bit in KS2 Classroom
  • Kitronik LAB:bit - All-in-One Educational Platform for BBC micro:bit in KS2 Classroom
  • Kitronik LAB:bit - All-in-One Educational Platform for BBC micro:bit in KS2 Classroom

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Kitronik LAB:bit educational platform for BBC micro:bit

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Kitronik LAB:bit is an all-in-one educational platform tailored for KS2 computing in the classroom, suitable for 8 - 11-year-olds. It offers a super fun and hands-on way for kids to learn coding. Backed by online MakeCode tutorials, simplified custom blocks, and a detailed guide, it's perfect for classroom use. The box includes a 3 x AA battery holder, a wheel and tyre for the motor, and an easy-to-follow guide. Packed with features like a motor, ultrasonic distance sensor, tactile buttons, microphone, speaker, programmable LEDs, and more, it makes learning both fun and informative. The board has an edge connector for the micro:bit, a pre-fitted protective cover, clip-able pads, power indication LEDs, and anti-slip feet. Coding is done via MakeCode with Kitronik's custom blocks, and power is supplied by the 3 x AA battery holder. It has inbuilt polarity protection and a voltage range of 3V - 6V. No soldering is required, and only minimal mechanical assembly is needed. Note that the micro:bit is not included.


Using Kitronik LAB:bit is a breeze. First, assemble the wheel and tyre onto the motor as described in the guide. Then, insert the BBC micro:bit into the edge connector on the board. You can power the LAB:bit using the provided 3 x AA battery holder. Just connect it to the DC barrel jack input. When it comes to coding, open the MakeCode editor and add the custom blocks according to the instructions in the getting started guide. The custom blocks make it easy to code even for young learners. Remember, the board is rated for a voltage between 3V - 6V, and 3V - 4.5V is recommended. The colour-changing power LED will let you know when the battery voltage is low. There's no need for soldering, but do the minimal mechanical assembly carefully. Also, note that the micro:bit is not included in the kit and needs to be purchased separately. To maintain the LAB:bit, keep it in a dry place and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. If you have any issues, refer to the comprehensive getting started guide that comes with the product.
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