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Junkbots goes to the Big Bang Northamptonshire #TBBNorthants

In tweets (Big Bang Northamptonshire  https://www.learnbydesign.co.uk/event/big-bang-northants-2019/ ) Fantastic junkbots being built at Big Bang Northamptonshire #ttbbnorthants @UniNorthants @UoNComputing @UoNSchools pic.twitter.com/uGyYgSN6Oe — Dr Scott Turner (@scottturneruon) February 27, 2019 Come and play with Red and junkbot #ttbbnorthants pic.twitter.com/WdbyL1AZLi — Dr Scott Turner (@scottturneruon) February 27, 2019 Junkbot being built at Big Bang Northamptonshire #ttbbnorthants @UoNComputing @UoNSchools @STEMatUN @UniNorthants pic.twitter.com/EuH5rYOjZF — Dr Scott Turner (@scottturneruon) February 27, 2019 Thanks for your support. Every time I looked across at yr table you were surrounded by happy children learning about robots đŸ˜€ https://t.co/k2hy5Dn9iY — STEAM at UN (@STEMatUN) February 27, 2019 All opinions in this blog are the Author's and should not in any way be seen as reflecting the views of any organisation t...

Young Coders Competition 2019

via GIPHY Young   Code rs   Competition   2019 The Young   Code rs   Competition   is a competition   for primary schools aimed at helping teachers to become more confident with teaching coding skills. Any educator working with primary school aged children  (e.g. Teacher, Code Club Leader, etc) can run the   competition   whether they are familiar with coding or completely new to it.  All the session planning is done for you so you can learn alongside your pupils. The resources include  - 12 weeks of lesson planning for absolute beginners (children and teachers!)  or  - shorter 6 week version for those who already have a little experience with using Scratch.  The resources can be used   for computing lessons or   to run  within  an after-school club. It is open for children in years 4, 5 and 6 working in teams of 3 - 6 children.   The aim is to create a short c...

10 most read post on Robots and Physical Computing Blog in January 2019

To read more please click on one of the links below: Posts Entry Scratch speaking German, French, Spanish..... 25 Jan 2019, Speech with EduBlocks on BBC microbit 20 Aug 2018, Micro:bit, Servo control with Micropython or block... 1 Oct 2016, 4Tronix Bit:Bot Neuron Controlled Edge follower 23 Dec 2016, Scratch and web-cams in Scratch 3 3 Jan 2019, USB Robot arm control with Python and Raspberry Pi... 17 Aug 2016, PS3 Controller to move a USB Robot Arm 8 Aug 2017, Top 5 posts in 2018 from the Robots and Physical C... 31 Dec 2018, WebVR 4 Playtime: Putting Objects into Augmented R... 14 Jul 2018, WebVR playtime 2: video, 360 video and objects 27 Feb 2018, All opinions in this blog are the Author'...