10 ways to get started with the BBC Micro:bit board

Byryan

The BBC Micro:bit isn’t just a great project board for children, but for anyone who wants to ease themself into programming with a relatively basic device.

 

But what exactly can you do with one of these modest-looking single-board computers (SBC)? Here are some awesome Micro:bit projects to get you started and inspire you.

Source: 10 Awesome Beginner Projects for the BBC Micro:bit Board

I mentioned the BBC Micro:bit board before. It’s a great beginner project, I only wish it was easier to purchase in the United States. There are some companies that offer it, but it’s hit or miss if you can buy it in any sort of quantity.

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