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BBC Micro:Bit

The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that shows how software and hardware work together. It has an LED light display, buttons, sensors, and many inputs and outputs that, when programmed, allow it to interact with you and your world. The micro:bit helps you understand how computers work. Whether you're typing on your laptop or touching your phone's screen, you're using an input device. Inputs allow the computer to capture what's happening in the real world, so that it can react to them and do something, usually with an output such as a screen or headphones.

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Micro:Bit for Beginners – Getting Started Guide

Unbox and inspect the board
Identify the USB port, built-in LEDs, reset button, edge connector and power pads.

Connect to your computer
Use a micro-USB cable to connect the Micro:Bit to your PC or laptop. The board will appear as a removable drive.

Choose a programming environment
Use the official online editors:

Microsoft MakeCode — block-based or JavaScript coding.
MicroPython Editor — write Python code directly in browser.

Create your first program
For example, a simple “Hello LED” script that flashes the built-in LEDs or displays a text message.

Download and flash
Click “Download” — the code will compile and download as a .hex file. Drag and drop it into the Micro:Bit drive. The board will reboot and run your program.

Extend with sensors or accessories
Use the edge-connector or clip-on modules (sensors, LEDs, buzzers) to build more advanced projects like weather stations, motion detectors, or simple robots.

Tutorials & STEM Learning Resources

Getting Started with LED & Buttons: Use block-code or MicroPython to flash patterns, respond to button presses, and learn basic logic.

Build a Digital Dice: Program random number generation and display results on the LED grid — great intro to randomness and game logic.

Temperature & Light Monitor: Connect external sensors to Micro:Bit and log data — understand data reading, analog/digital I/O, and basic data logging.

Mini Robot or Car: Use a motor driver and Micro:Bit to build a simple moving robot — introduces motors, power control, and basic robotics.

Wearable Projects: Combine Micro:Bit with battery packs and LEDs to build wearables, compass badges, or small alarm gadgets — great for STEM education and creativity.

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1. What age is BBC micro:bit for?

As Per Micro:Bit brand itself, the BBC micro:bit and the resources provided on this website are designed for those aged between 8 - 14 year old.

2. Why did BBC make micro:bit?

3. Is micro:bit discontinued?

No, The BBC micro:bit is not discontinued.

4. What does the Micro:bit do?

It shows how software and hardware work together. It can be programmed to be a digital clock, fitness tracker, game console, and much more. The device has 25 LED lights and 2 programmable buttons that you can use in-game or skip tracks in your playlist.

5. What is a Micro:bit in simple words?

It is a pocket-sized computer that introduces you to how software and hardware work together. It has an LED light display, buttons, sensors and many input/output features that you can program and physically interact with. The latest micro:bit adds sound sensing and playback capabilities.

6. Is micro:bit owned by Microsoft?

As per BBC, The development of the Micro Bit is a product of a number of partners working with the BBC: Microsoft – contributed its software expertise and customized the Touch Develop platform to work with the device. It hosts the projects and code for users of the device.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What age is BBC micro:bit for?

As Per Micro:Bit brand itself, the BBC micro:bit and the resources provided on this website are designed for those aged between 8 - 14 year old.

2. Why did BBC make micro:bit?

3. Is micro:bit discontinued?

No, The BBC micro:bit is not discontinued.

4. What does the Micro:bit do?

It shows how software and hardware work together. It can be programmed to be a digital clock, fitness tracker, game console, and much more. The device has 25 LED lights and 2 programmable buttons that you can use in-game or skip tracks in your playlist.

5. What is a Micro:bit in simple words?

It is a pocket-sized computer that introduces you to how software and hardware work together. It has an LED light display, buttons, sensors and many input/output features that you can program and physically interact with. The latest micro:bit adds sound sensing and playback capabilities.

6. Is micro:bit owned by Microsoft?

As per BBC, The development of the Micro Bit is a product of a number of partners working with the BBC: Microsoft – contributed its software expertise and customized the Touch Develop platform to work with the device. It hosts the projects and code for users of the device.

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