PBL & Micro:bit

What is a Micro:bit?

A micro:bit is computing made physical! designed to help people learn coding and electronics through creative projects. It features an LED display, programmable buttons, and various sensors like an accelerometer, compass, and microphone. These components can be programmed using online editors to create interactive projects, games, and other devices.

This workshop will:

• explore the UN Global Goals
• empower teachers to develop interdisciplinary, technology-driven educational experiences that connect classroom learning to global challenges.

• gain practical strategies for coding, curriculum development, and student engagement through hands-on training with the micro:bit and PBL.

• engage in hands-on exploration of Forward Education's Climate Action Kits
explore how the Micro:bits can be integrated into your core curriculum
• expand our knowledge of the UN Global Goals, and extend students' learning
• utilize the Micro:bit and the Climate Action Kits to design PBL lessons

Date: November 12, 2025

Time: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM

Location: Oakland Schools, 2111 Pontiac Lake Road, Waterford

Cost: ‼️FREE‼️

Lunch included - Courtesy of the REMC Association of Michigan

Sub Reimbursement Available - Courtesy of the REMC Association of Michigan

SCECH Credits (Pending)