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Any questions, feel free to email:

Diane Horvath dhorvath@email.medfield.net

Marjorie Heim mheim@email.medfield.net

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Check out this Presentation designed by Diane Horvath.

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Short 1 min videos that explain specific components of the minute- good for introducing

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An overview of the features of the BBC micro:bit, the pocket-sized computer transforming digital skills learning.

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Beginner projects -storytelling, activity timer, exercise timer

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Give your micro:bit project AI superpowers! This site will allow your micro:bit to use your computer's webcam to recognize images. You can recognize facial expressions, poses, and any object you can think of to put in front of your webcam! What will your micro:bit do when it can tell if you're smiling, or if you've deposited the right amount of coins?

Use the links below to get your Teachable Machine image recognition model and your micro:bit starter code. Then click on the third button to connect everything together!

1. Google Teachable Machine AI Model 2. Starter micro:bit code

Select the Microbit in the popup screen. Psst, it might be called mbed Serial Port.

Google Teachable Machine AI Model website

Starter micro:bit code

This simple program for your micro:bit will let it receive information from the AI on what it sees or hears

You decide what the micro:bit does when it recognizes each "Class".

Play a tune, make a happy face, move a motor. It's up to you!
2. Starter micro:bit code
New to Microbit Makecode? Follow these guidelines to learn more: Microbit Makecode Website

No experience required! This free website will let you use your webcam to teach an AI to recognize images, or poses. You choose a name for each "Class" of images you want it to recognize and pass along to your micro:bit. Export your model when you're done, and copy the link it gives you.

You can also train the AI to use your microphone to recognize sounds.
1. Google Teachable Machine AI Model
New to Google Teachable Machine? Follow these guidelines to learn more: Guide to Teachable Machine

'Make: AI Robots' is also a book!

Create 8 projects that will teach cardboard construction, electronics, coding and AI with a micro:bit microcontroller. Sign up for the steamlabs mail list and be notified when the book is released and for other online activities we develop.

Pre order now!

Developed by:

Steamlabs

Thank you to our supporters on this project!

Amazon Future Engineer

Maker Media

micro:bit LIVE 2021 Presentation

We had the pleasure of presenting this web platform at the micro:bit LIVE 2021 conference to showcase the projects we have developed with our friends at Strawbees in Sweden and the Teknisk Museum in Norway!

Visit the Teachable Machine to train an AI project:

Paste your Google Teachable machine model link here:

Choose Camera:

Choose Audio:
Ready! Google Teachable Machine
New to Google Teachable Machine? Follow these guidelines to learn more: Guide to Teachable Machine

When you have finished training your model, follow these 4 simple steps:

1. Click "Export Model"

2. Click "Upload My Model"

3. Wait a moment

4. Click "Copy" to copy your link and paste it in the space above

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Give your micro:bit project AI superpowers! This site will allow your micro:bit to use your computer's webcam to recognize images. You can recognize facial expressions, poses, and any object you can think of to put in front of your webcam!

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Use for coding the micro:bit (free, student data privacy approved) Makecode also has built-in tutorials which are easy entry points .

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A Blocks / JavaScript code editor for the micro:bit powered by Microsoft MakeCode.

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Introduce AI and Machine Learning -

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Teachable Machine 2.0: Making AI easier for everyone

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Join CSTA [National organization and our very own Massachusetts Chapter]

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Join CSTA [National organization and our very own Massachusetts Chapter]

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CSforMA Summer 2025 Professional Learning - CSforMA

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While the cost to offer these workshops is $1750 per educator, thanks to significant contributions from our business partners, Code.org, and DESE, we are able to offer scholarships for educators in MA public schools. For educators in private schools, we can provide scholarships for those that serve a large number of underrepresented minorities or economically-disadvantaged populations.

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credit to: Bill Sievers

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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Machine Learning uses gestures side to side for forward, up and down for backwards and still for stop.

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AI & Machine Learning with Microbit (US Letter)

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The micro:bit is a pocket computer that makes learning to code fun and easy. ELECFREAKS is an official partner of micro:bit. We focus on the research and development of micro: bit-related kits. We are the brand manufacturer with the world’s largest micro:bit accessories.

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Purchase 360 Digital Servo With Wheel And Tire (EF90D)

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Purchase 360 Digital Servo With Wheel And Tire (EF90D)

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ELECFREAKS 360 Digital Servo With Wheel And Tire (EF90D)

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ELECFREAKS 360 Digital Servo With Wheel And Tire (EF90D) with wheel and tire is a kind of 360 deg analog servo. It is light and portable, a little bigger than 5 cent coin. It works at 3V voltage and uses pulse width to adjust the speed of the servo rotation, which also can be used to make small robot modules, mechanica