It was a pleasure to present at the CAS National Conference today and thanks to everyone who attended the session this afternoon. The slides used during the session can be found here Crumble – Getting started and Buggy BBC micro:bit – here (resources adapted from my micro:bit for primary schools site – mb4ps.co.uk) Pibrella (with Raspberry Pi) Read more about CAS National Conference 2017[…]
Thanks to everyone who attended the session this afternoon. The slides used during the session can be found here, with information about CAS here Crumble – Getting started and Buggy BBC micro:bit – https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxzIksyN50iuQnFJRVF5OG9NLUU (resources adapted from my micro:bit for primary schools site – mb4ps.co.uk) Pibrella (with Raspberry Pi) – pibrella-for-pi Picoboard – http://www.picocricket.com/picoboard.html Sphero – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1Wnb7zqb6Y Lego WeDo 2.0 Read more about Herts for Learning session[…]
ViewSonic Education, who you might be aware of through their range of monitors and projectors, asked me to write a post on physical computing in primary schools. If you fancy having a read, the text can be found here
After speaking to a newly appointed Computing co-ordinator last night, she asked for examples of how other schools approach the curriculum. One example scheme of work (SOW), which a school I’ve previously worked with has successfully adopted, can be found here – Computing Champions Curriculum It includes a yearly overview, plus plans for each year group, Read more about Free Primary Computing scheme of work[…]