BBC Micro Bit Case and Battery Holder

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A creative enclosure for the BBC Micro Bit that can be attached to a lanyard is available. It comes in two parts, a base and a lid, allowing students to create their own innovative designs by modifying my basic design. Print Settings Printer: XYZ - Davinci Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Notes: Printed using PLA, nozzle temperature set at 200 degrees Celsius and bed temperature at 75 degrees Celsius. Custom Section Project Name: Micro Bit Case & Code Design Can you develop a gadget based on the new MicroBit? Can you also use 3D design tools to create a case that houses your gadget, enabling its proper use and attractive appearance? Overview & Background Our Year 7 students are about to get their hands on these fun devices but they won't last long without some equally cool protection or an amazing way to showcase them. This project provides students with a basic case and allows them to design their own improved version, while introducing them to exciting coding! Audiences Year 7 (age 11) pupils and above. Subjects Computer Science and Design Technology Skills Learned Coding and design skills as outlined in the Computer Science and Design Technology KS3 Programme of Study for each subject. Lesson/Activity Lesson 1 and 2: Coding with the MicroBit Lesson 3 and 4: Designing using TinkerCad Lesson 5 and 6: Design and coding project to make a new case with a purposeful program coded onto the Micro Bit. Duration 6 x 1 Hr lessons Preparation: Students should have some experience of using a text or block-based programming environment.